After I boot the computer with an Onda USB 1.0 flash drive, I can read and write files to a DIY Newman USB 2.0 external hard drive, but the speed is far too slow, I estimate it's only 1/25 of USB 1.0. When booting with the Super DOS 7.1 boot disk, it can't boot the external hard drive and the system hangs. What can I do to boot it?
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Under DOS, copying a 4.08MB file from a USB 2.0 external hard drive actually took 66 seconds. If I copy a 400MB GHOST backup, it would take nearly two hours. That's way too slow. Is my setup wrong?
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