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WIN98 CD boot IMG file, want to use to make a GHOST boot disk with SATA drivers.

Ask about adding drivers in config.sys.

In AUTOEXEC.BAT, wrote LH MSCDEX.EXE /D:MSCD000 /D:MSCD001 /D:MSCD002 /L:%CDROM%

Then in config.sys, add:

device=driver.sys /d:mscd000 /c0

device=driver.sys /d:mscd000 /c1

device=driver.sys /d:mscd000 /c2

1. Can I just write one line directly instead of three lines?

device=driver.sys /d:mscd000 /c0

2. Can I not use C0 and write L:%CDROM%

device=driver.sys /d:mscd000 /L:%CDROM%

3. Can C0 and /L:%CDROM% be used together?

device=driver.sys /d:mscd000 /L:%CDROM% /c0

Or device=driver.sys /d:mscd000 /c0 /L:%CDROM%

4. Will the above three questions cause problems when using?

Last edited by szcht on 2008-12-10 at 18:33 ]

Please state the operating system you are using in the top post

Originally posted by HAT at 2008-12-10 18:00:
Please state in the top post what operating system you are using

WIN98 CD bootable IMG file, want to use it to make a GHOST bootable disk with SATA drivers

Hehe, the answer to the first question: Yes (if you only have one CD drive). The answer to the second question: It's okay not to use /c0, because the default parameter when not using it is /c0; as for whether specifying the drive letter /L:%cdrom% is possible, I haven't used it and don't know. It is suggested that the poster give it a try. The answer to the third question: It has been answered in the second question.

Originally posted by bc12060101 at 2008-12-10 20:33:
Hehe, the answer to the first question: Yes (if you only have one CD-ROM). The answer to the second question: It's okay not to use /c0, the default parameter when not used is /c0; as for specifying the drive letter /L:%cdrom%...

Now there is a problem. If three lines are added in config.sys:
device=driver.sys /d:mscd000 /c0
device=driver.sys /d:mscd000 /c1
device=driver.sys /d:mscd000 /c2

Then when the CD-ROM starts, three drive letters are recognized in DOS, but the content files in the three drive letters are the same. Is there a way to intelligently recognize one CD-ROM with one drive letter and two CD-ROMs with two drive letters? I should have added the parameters correctly above.

Last edited by szcht on 2008-12-10 at 21:31 ]

Got it, thanks.

Learned, there are many experts here, are they all veterans?