Dear Wengier: Hello!
====== In my letter to you on 2003-7-7 23:36:41 it says: ======
Hello! When I used your DOS 7.10 super floppy disk to boot the computer, it showed:
UHCI USB Controller initialized (I/O 0×600,IRQ disabled)
UHCI USB Controller initialized (I/O 0×640,IRQ disabled)
and then the computer just stopped there and wouldn't move. What should I do? Hope you can enlighten me!
!====== In your letter on 2003-7-8 0:15:37 it says: ======
Which version are you using? The May 16 edition, or the July 2 edition?
Dear Mr. Wengier: Hello!
I'm using the July 2 edition of the DOS7.1 Super Universal Boot Disk!
When the USB mobile hard disk is connected to the computer, those two lines of English appear, and then the computer just stops there. When the USB mobile hard disk is not connected to the computer, those two lines of English also appear, but the computer can still continue booting. I tried several computers, and they all behave like this.
Can you teach me what I should do?
Why can't I reply to you directly using the "Reply" function?
====== In my letter to you on 2003-7-7 23:36:41 it says: ======
Hello! When I used your DOS 7.10 super floppy disk to boot the computer, it showed:
UHCI USB Controller initialized (I/O 0×600,IRQ disabled)
UHCI USB Controller initialized (I/O 0×640,IRQ disabled)
and then the computer just stopped there and wouldn't move. What should I do? Hope you can enlighten me!
!====== In your letter on 2003-7-8 0:15:37 it says: ======
Which version are you using? The May 16 edition, or the July 2 edition?
Dear Mr. Wengier: Hello!
I'm using the July 2 edition of the DOS7.1 Super Universal Boot Disk!
When the USB mobile hard disk is connected to the computer, those two lines of English appear, and then the computer just stops there. When the USB mobile hard disk is not connected to the computer, those two lines of English also appear, but the computer can still continue booting. I tried several computers, and they all behave like this.
Can you teach me what I should do?
Why can't I reply to you directly using the "Reply" function?


