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HP and Dell's latest models of desktops have adopted the SATA-DVD with model number DROM6316 simultaneously. The previously appeared GCDROM driver on the Internet is no longer effective for it. Hope everyone can help find it. Many thanks!
I extracted its driver under Windows!
The attachment is very small and directly sent to the forum.

The Dell C21n I installed used a Sony SATA optical drive. I wonder if GCDROM can be used? I've been looking for a general-purpose driver for SATA optical drives under DOS. Almost all universal Ghost CDs (at least the ones I've used) can't support SATA optical drives. Now I have to install the system using a portable hard drive.

There were previous posts in this forum that provided a Dell SATA driver, which worked normally at least when I used a parallel port to SATA card connected to the motherboard's SATA port. The GDROM cannot be used. Be careful and dig into this forum carefully.

Originally posted by bingchong at 2007-4-5 08:38 PM:
There was a previous post in this forum where a brother posted a Dell SATA driver, which worked normally at least on my parallel port to SATA card connected to the motherboard's SATA port. The GDROM cannot be used. Carefully explore this forum.

I tried to find it but didn't find it. Brother, can you provide it?

Hehe, let's try it and see if it works. There's no need to talk about the loading method, right?

Oh right, brothers who have succeeded in the test, please post a reply to see how the compatibility is!

Thanks. If it's easy, you can just change the name directly! Just now I found that post! It finally said that the CD-ROM is fixed with the name EXTCD001. Is that so?

It seems that if you don't add parameters in the config, it automatically becomes EXTCD001 in the device name. In auto, mine is as follows: IF EXIST EXTCD001 LH %PATH%\SHSUCDX.COM /D:EXTCD001. I'm too lazy to try changing the name, leave it for you to try, heh heh

Thanks for knowing, can you share config and auto, hehe! Learn about it

By the way, what brand of CD-ROM drive are you using?

It's just too messy, it hasn't been sorted out for several years. It's just that I recently added a SATA optical drive, I don't understand it and won't be responsible for training. The CD is Pioneer 112XL, connected via SATA card adapter. I'm recently assembling a boot CD, do you also study the mode?

Recently encountered the new series of HP, the original SATA driver doesn't work, so I started doing it again!
I do maintenance!

It's not generally complicated. There are tools installed on the C drive, and there's also an installation CD key. It's confusing. There's also a logo!

DEVICE=A:\BOOT_SYS\EXTCD.SYS
Loaded Dell's 1394, USB drivers?
What program is 4DOS.COM?

[ Last edited by niutao1 on 2007-4-6 at 12:45 PM ]

I wrote a set of simple configurations, please take a look!
auto
@echo off

IF "%config%"=="SATA_CDROM" GOTO SATA
LH SHSUCDX.COM /D:EXTCD001
%CDROM%:
CD\ghost
ghost -clone,mode=pload,src=tebieO8.gho:1,dst=1:1 -sure -rb
echo.
GOTO QUIT

:SATA
LH SHSUCDX.COM /D:MSCD000
%CDROM%:
CD\ghost
ghost -clone,mode=pload,src=tebieO8.gho:1,dst=1:1 -sure -rb

config
[menu]
menuitem=ExtcdSata_CDROM, Start computer with ExtcdSata CD-ROM support.
menuitem=SATA_CDROM, Start computer with SATA CD-ROM support.
menucolor=7,0

[ExtcdSata_CDROM]
devicehigh=himem.sys /testmem:off
DEVICE=extcd.sys /D:EXTCD001
devicehigh=ramdrive.sys /E 4096

[SATA_CDROM]
devicehigh=himem.sys /testmem:off
DEVICE=GCDROM.SYS /D:MSCD000
devicehigh=ramdrive.sys /E 4096

[COMMON]
files=20
buffers=30
dos=high,umb
stacks=9,256
lastdrive=z