| Subject | : | CD-Drive lettre shifted with USB install |
| Author | : | PHE |
| Date | : | 04 Feb, 2004 on 07:57 |
| Hello, I've Warp 4 installed (with fix 15) on a portable PC on the C-drive. Lines added in config.sys during installation of USB basic & MSD drivers : BASEDEV=USBUHCD.SYS
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| Subject | : | Re:CD-Drive lettre shifted with USB install |
| Author | : | ChrisR roossien@gmail.com |
| Date | : | 04 Feb, 2004 on 13:46 |
| There is something wrong..... it should be like this; BASEDEV=USBUHCD.SYS |
| Subject | : | Re:CD-Drive lettre shifted with USB install |
| Author | : | PHE |
| Date | : | 05 Feb, 2004 on 12:13 |
Hello, OK you are right ! But with adding /FLOPPIES:0 Can you explain me why there is 3 times BASEDEV=USBUHCI.SYS ? Regards, |
| Subject | : | Re:CD-Drive lettre shifted with USB install |
| Author | : | PHE |
| Date | : | 06 Feb, 2004 on 07:10 |
I have found a part of the answere : For the moment I am looking how I can shift back my CD-driver letter to E. Regards, |
| Subject | : | Re:CD-Drive lettre shifted with USB install |
| Author | : | davidfor |
| Date | : | 08 Feb, 2004 on 23:26 |
| Sorry, but I don't think there is a way. The drivers involved (USBMSD and whatever allocates fixed drive letters) allocates the letters in a defined order, and, I don't know of a way to change this. LVM can change the partitions on the hard-drive, but, I don't think it works on the USB drives. And, I'm sure it won't work on the floppy or CD. This general problem (adding drivers/partitions changing the CD-drive letter) is why I decided a long time ago to use RESERVEDRIVELETTER to set the CD drive to X on all my systems. I've even modified my OS/2 install diskettes to do this. David |
| Subject | : | Re:CD-Drive lettre shifting is simple ... |
| Author | : | icebear |
| Date | : | 09 Feb, 2004 on 08:44 |
| ... with the following entry in your CONFIG.SYS: RESERVEDRIVELETTER=R With this entry your CD-ROM will be set to S: and kept there !! |