Just messed around, and actually managed to load a USB flash drive under DOS using a floppy disk!!! - China DOS Union Forum

device=duse.exe 4.4
device=USBASPI.SYS /r /v /norst Seems to be 2.x
device=Di1000dd.SYS Years ago

Just don't know why?

usbaspi is to convert USB to ASPI, and then the subsequent driver can drive ASPI devices. No need for that duse at all.

Using USB Flash Drives under DOS - USB 2.0

After fumbling around, I actually managed to load a USB 2.0 flash drive under DOS using a floppy disk!!!

device=duse.exe 4.4
device=USBASPI.SYS /r /v /norst Seems to be version 2.x
device=Di1000dd.SYS From years ago

Just don't know why?

My motherboard only supports USB 1.1. My original flash drive was also a 32M USB 1.1 one.
The method to drive this flash drive under DOS with a floppy disk:
device=USBASPI.SYS /// Version 1.x
device=Di1000dd.SYS /// From years ago
It worked and I used it for almost two years, then gave it to my brother because it was too small.

I got a new 128M USB 2.0 one, and using this floppy disk to drive it didn't work. I then replaced USBASPI.SYS with the 2.x version, still no good. I downloaded the [Super Universal MS-DOS 7.10 Boot Disk] which is said to have many features, made it into a floppy disk, selected tests 3 and 4 when booting. Selecting 3 failed to load, selecting 4 caused a crash. Loading too many programs led to compatibility issues, so I looked for other methods elsewhere. But what I found in China was all jumbled up, so I muddled through experiments. After many failures, I finally found the method to recognize my flash drive on a USB 1.1 motherboard:
device=duse.exe
device=USBASPI.SYS
device=Di1000dd.SYS
I think my achievement has reached the leading level in China!!!

Everyone test it out
Of course, I think the method to recognize my flash drive on a USB 2.0 motherboard is
device=duse.exe
device=ASPIEHCI.SYS
device=Di1000dd.SYS

But I haven't tested it yet

Well, it's worth referring to. I've also tried many kinds of disks that load USB devices under DOS, but I just can't drive my USB 2.0 interface CD-ROM, and finally I gave up.

device=duse.exe
device=ASPIEHCI.SYS
device=Di1000dd.SYS
May I ask which file in the Super Universal MS-DOS 7.10 boot disk is being modified here? When booting, I selected tests 3 and 4. Test 3 failed to load, and test 4 caused a system crash. My situation is the same. Please don't forget to give me advice.

Does anyone know? Please answer, thank you very much

Originally posted by jasmine203 at 2005-9-1 07:18 PM:
Use usbmass

It seems like a software. Please give a download link, thanks!

Download it from my website: http://yisir.softhome.cn/yiarticle/tools/usbmass4dos.rar
It's also very simple to use. Just run USBMASS.EXE under the DOS command line. You can use it to drive my three USB flash drives and two mobile hard drives (1.1 and 2.0). But don't use it under DOS 8.0, it will crash.

Strongly grateful! I am going through from blind to busy

Send http://www.ibm.com/support/cn/ to honor the brother!

My MSI 865 board, surprisingly, after changing a setting, when I plug in a USB device, it can be directly recognized on boot. It's really amazing.
I just changed an option in the BIOS that supports USB, changing it from the original NONE to ALL DEVICE, and it worked.

Floor1　aleng18	Posted 2005-08-23 01:32
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device=duse.exe 4.4 device=USBASPI.SYS /r /v /norst Seems to be 2.x device=Di1000dd.SYS Years ago Just don't know why?

Floor2　Michael	Posted 2005-08-25 21:22
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usbaspi is to convert USB to ASPI, and then the subsequent driver can drive ASPI devices. No need for that duse at all.

Floor3　aleng18	Posted 2005-08-27 00:46
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Using USB Flash Drives under DOS - USB 2.0 After fumbling around, I actually managed to load a USB 2.0 flash drive under DOS using a floppy disk!!! device=duse.exe 4.4 device=USBASPI.SYS /r /v /norst Seems to be version 2.x device=Di1000dd.SYS From years ago Just don't know why? My motherboard only supports USB 1.1. My original flash drive was also a 32M USB 1.1 one. The method to drive this flash drive under DOS with a floppy disk: device=USBASPI.SYS /// Version 1.x device=Di1000dd.SYS /// From years ago It worked and I used it for almost two years, then gave it to my brother because it was too small. I got a new 128M USB 2.0 one, and using this floppy disk to drive it didn't work. I then replaced USBASPI.SYS with the 2.x version, still no good. I downloaded the [Super Universal MS-DOS 7.10 Boot Disk] which is said to have many features, made it into a floppy disk, selected tests 3 and 4 when booting. Selecting 3 failed to load, selecting 4 caused a crash. Loading too many programs led to compatibility issues, so I looked for other methods elsewhere. But what I found in China was all jumbled up, so I muddled through experiments. After many failures, I finally found the method to recognize my flash drive on a USB 1.1 motherboard: device=duse.exe device=USBASPI.SYS device=Di1000dd.SYS I think my achievement has reached the leading level in China!!! Everyone test it out Of course, I think the method to recognize my flash drive on a USB 2.0 motherboard is device=duse.exe device=ASPIEHCI.SYS device=Di1000dd.SYS But I haven't tested it yet

Floor4　Climbing	Posted 2005-08-27 01:20
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Well, it's worth referring to. I've also tried many kinds of disks that load USB devices under DOS, but I just can't drive my USB 2.0 interface CD-ROM, and finally I gave up.

Floor5　quanyongji	Posted 2005-08-29 23:22
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device=duse.exe device=ASPIEHCI.SYS device=Di1000dd.SYS May I ask which file in the Super Universal MS-DOS 7.10 boot disk is being modified here? When booting, I selected tests 3 and 4. Test 3 failed to load, and test 4 caused a system crash. My situation is the same. Please don't forget to give me advice.

Floor6　quanyongji	Posted 2005-08-31 20:27
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Does anyone know? Please answer, thank you very much

Floor7　jasmine203	Posted 2005-09-01 19:18
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Floor8　quanyongji	Posted 2005-09-03 00:14
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Originally posted by jasmine203 at 2005-9-1 07:18 PM: Use usbmass It seems like a software. Please give a download link, thanks!

Floor9　TurboY	Posted 2005-09-03 00:45
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Download it from my website: http://yisir.softhome.cn/yiarticle/tools/usbmass4dos.rar It's also very simple to use. Just run USBMASS.EXE under the DOS command line. You can use it to drive my three USB flash drives and two mobile hard drives (1.1 and 2.0). But don't use it under DOS 8.0, it will crash.

Floor10　quanyongji	Posted 2005-09-03 21:24
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Strongly grateful! I am going through from blind to busy Send http://www.ibm.com/support/cn/ to honor the brother!

Floor11　Tyguest228	Posted 2005-09-08 22:44
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My MSI 865 board, surprisingly, after changing a setting, when I plug in a USB device, it can be directly recognized on boot. It's really amazing. I just changed an option in the BIOS that supports USB, changing it from the original NONE to ALL DEVICE, and it worked.