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On Mon, 27 Apr 1998 16:08:14 -0700 (PDT), Patrick West wrote: >On Mon, 27 Apr 1998, James P. Grenert wrote: >> A request and some questions: >> * I originally had PCDOS 7.0 preinstalled, but my disk factory image for >> disk 5 was trashed. Could someone please email me a zipped copy? >I have the CD-ROM but it has only files for disk 5 not a disk image. >Do you know what files you need? > I think that other than disk 1, you can zip them up. The boot disk requires LOADDSKF.EXE or a similiar utility to create an image file. > >> * I can't get PCMCIA storage devices (a Maxtor 105 MB HD and a >> Sandisk 20 MB ATA flash card) to work in either Windows or OS/2. The Easy >> Playing software correctly identifies both cards, but they always come up >> as Not Ready. Any suggestions? >In OS/2 that means the hardware see them but the software drivers are not >installed. Run install and select plug and play for pcmcia. > >DOS 6.3 needs card services which it didn't include. However PC DOS 7 >includes the Phoenix pcmcia card services. > Doesn't IBM have drivers for the 360PE specifically for DOS/Win3.1x? >> P. S. The only other computer I own (except for some Commodore 8-bits from >> my youth) is an HP 200LX DOS palmtop. I guess my taste for computers runs >> toward the small side. :) > Ahh, someone else still has C64's? I guess I'm not too old to say their from my youth, though. <g> I wish I could see a CP/M machine, though. >I likewise have a HP200lx. I'm set up Sidekick for 2.0 on it. I have >Sidekick 2.0 for PM on my warp 4 desktop and warp 3 laptop and can share >the files directly. > Lucky. I had an HP Omnigo 100 running Geoworks, and ironically, not only is the machine dead, but I can't access the PCMCIA card from my ThinkPad now (and I KNOW it works). The only problem was transferring data. -- Paul Khoury | <pkhoury@loop.com> | Sent from my ThinkPad 701CS Proudly running OS/2 Warp 3/4, Slackware Linux, and Sun Solaris 2.4