dr.zeissler
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My belikin adapter-drivers. I attached my BlueScsi to it and put a 30MB Hardfile on the SD card.
Installation process hangs on hardware detection, I think I have to config this manually.
Of course I use a usb-poer adapter for the external BlueScsi (not shown in the pictures) because
I think there is not enough, or any power on the LPT2SCSI cable/adapter.
Readme says:
Installation process hangs on hardware detection, I think I have to config this manually.
Of course I use a usb-poer adapter for the external BlueScsi (not shown in the pictures) because
I think there is not enough, or any power on the LPT2SCSI cable/adapter.
Readme says:
Code:
See the file README95.TXT for information on Windows 95 drivers.
DOS utilizes the following files:
ASPI.SYS 09-21-95 10:18a Version 4.00H
INFO.EXE 09-21-95 10:18a Version 4.00H
DISKDRV.SYS 12-23-94 9:24p Version 3.01
CDROM.SYS 12-23-94 9:24p Version 3.01
CDPLAYER.COM 12-23-94 9:24p Version 3.01
SCSIFMT.COM 12-23-94 9:24p Version 3.01
ASPI.SYS Command Line Options:
ASPI.SYS [/P:<port# list>] ; Enable Port(s)
[/A[=<port#>[:<port address>]]] ; Set Port Address
[/T[=<port#>[:<target# list>]]] ; Enable Target(s)
[/B[=<port#>[:<target# list>]]] ; Force Bi-Directional
; on target(s)
[/U[=<port#>[:<target# list>]]] ; Force Uni-Directional
; on target(s)
[/BS[=<port#>[:<target# list>]]] ; Force Bi-Directional Safe
; on target(s)
[/US[=<port#>[:<target# list>]]] ; Force Uni-Directional Safe
; on target(s)
[/S[=<port#>[:<target# list>]]] ; Force Save Mode
; on target(s)
[/X] ; Pause before driver exits
port# = Supports port numbers 0,1 & 2
Target# = Supports target numbers 0,1,2,3,4,5 & 6
port address = Any Standard or Non-Standard parallel
port Hex address.
Standard Port Addresses = 378,278 & 3BC
Port 0 Default Port address = 378
Port 1 Default Port address = 278
Port 2 Default Port address = 3BC
Notes: The driver supports Uni-Directional, Bi-Directional and EPP parallel
port types.
The driver Allways scans the Ports in ascending order starting with
Port 0, Port 1, then Port 2.
The Host Adapter numbers are assigned to ports that are active. The
numbers are assigned in ascending order starting with 0.
If the [:<target# list>] is omitted, all targets on the given port
are assumed. If the [=<port#>:<target# list>] is omitted, all targets
on all ports are assumed.
The /P option will cause the driver to scan the given Port numbers.
The /A option can assign another Scan Address for Port 0,1 or 2.
The /S option will maintain the port type.
All Scanner type devices and Tape drive type devices will
automatically be forced to run in Safe Mode. The Port type will be
maintained.
SCSIFMT.COM Command Line Options:
SCSIFMT [/H:<host adapter number>]
<host adapter number> = 0,1 or 2
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