- #BYTECC LANDESK ME 850 MANUALLY HOW TO#
- #BYTECC LANDESK ME 850 MANUALLY DRIVERS#
- #BYTECC LANDESK ME 850 MANUALLY DRIVER#
#BYTECC LANDESK ME 850 MANUALLY DRIVERS#
Ghost will not fit on the boot floppy with the other drivers and files. One! Use the one above from the kxlrw40an.exe file. Warning: There is a 'usbaspi.sys' file here too-it's the wrong
The mhairudo.zip has the di1000dd.sys file copy the 'usbaspi.sys' file to the floppy
#BYTECC LANDESK ME 850 MANUALLY DRIVER#
it contains the Panasonic Driver 'usbaspi.sys' in the F2H directory The kxlrw40an.exe is a self-extracting file you have to execute After you download the 'usb-dos.zip' file, you will need to extract the files The last two files are found on Rad's download page at the bottom where The first time runs when you boot, it will create Mouse.ini Or if you have PartitionMagic v8.x, it's here:Ĭ:\Program Files\PowerQuest\PartitionMagic 8.0\DOS can be found in this directory if you have installedĬ:\WINDOWS\All Users\Application Data\Symantec\Ghost\Template\common Copy the Himem.sys to the floppy-it can be found in the Windows then 'save as' autoexec.bat to the floppy in drive A:\ then open a new document for Wordpad and copy and paste then 'save as' config.sys to the floppy in drive A:\ open Wordpad and copy and paste the text lines under Now create the config.sys and autoexec.bat files I delete the 'drvspace.bin' as it's not needed Check the files on the floppy, you should have: Make sure you have full capacity and no bad Select 'Full' and 'Display summary when finished'
#BYTECC LANDESK ME 850 MANUALLY HOW TO#
How to create the boot disk and where to find the files: Rem :if you do not want ghost to automatically load on bootup Rem :Type 'rem' and a space in front of 'ghost' below Rem :in your path statement to match your USB HDD drive letter Rem :My USB HDD is drive 'l', if you wish, you will have to change this Rem :The following is an aspi mass storage driver for usb-connected HDD's Rem :The '/e' switch forces USB 2.0 only, remove for USB 1.x also Rem :those are spaces between the file name and each of the switches Rem :The following line loads Panasonic's universal USB-controller driver So I have created a boot floppy as follows: I will call this the 'Panasonic Universal USB Driver'. The original resources I have used are as follows: I started working on this after I posted this question in this forum and did not receive much response: Why is this a better driver-see my reasons at the end of this post.
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