DOS driver for SATA CD

shenyl

I have configure a CD ROM to boot DOS 7.1 with many useful utilities.

But recently, I am encountering many systems with SATA CD, and the IDE CD driver will not work on these system, causing me to boot up only with a A: (Simulated by the CD).

My normal C: drive of the CD could not be accessed, literally disabling all those useful utilities I needed.

Could anyone help to direct me to a source for a generic SATA CD driver?

Help very much appreciated.

Thanks.

badai

try this

http://marktsai0316.googlepages.com/gcdromfordos

not all SATA are supported. you need to check who made your SATA chip and download from them.

shenyl

Badai thanks for the good reference site.

I have downloaded the ODD DOS driver, and also the documentation (screen dump) of the site.

I will be testing them next week.

Thanks for your info and help. Much appreciated.

Will follow-up on my testing, but will take sometime, as I need to recreate the DOS diskette and then the CD-ROM for booting.

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