다들 바쁘시겠지만 또다시 질문을..

있습니다.
다만 USB 관련 드라이버들을 설치해 줘야 합니다.

뉴스구룹 보니까 아래처럼 설정해서 쓴다는군요.

BASEDEV=USBMSD.ADD /V /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:1

그럴려면 usbmsd.add를 구하셔야겠죠? 있습니다.<br /> 다만 USB 관련 드라이버들을 설치해 줘야 합니다.<br /> <br /> 뉴스구룹 보니까 아래처럼 설정해서 쓴다는군요.<br /> <br /> BASEDEV=USBMSD.ADD /V /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:1 <br /> <br /> 그럴려면 usbmsd.add를 구하셔야겠죠?

어떤 분은 다음과 같이 쓰셨습니다.

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Hi all,
I just wanted to report this, because it is a GREAT SUCCESS!
I have been trying for several months to get my USB key working
under OS/2. If you look at a recent thread regarding USB memory
sticks in this forum, you can see I have been trying EVERY
possible solution without success.
A few days ago Martin Kiewitz posted his MMPORTS package to
hobbes, which is a way to transfer files to/from an USB-enabled
CASIO watch.
The package contains, amongst other files, an updates USBD.SYS,
which uses a different hw detection scheme than the one used by
IBM. More precisely: it uses the detection scheme used by M$ drivers (which - guess what? - is nonstandard).
Once I put this updated USBD.SYS on my system and rebooted,
suddenly eCS 1.1 (with the latest IBM USB drivers) recognized the
device and attached it to a drive letter. I am confident that
much more USB devices can be made to work with this updated
driver. Now, if only IBM could be convinced to use the new
detection scheme....
I understand (from Martin docs) that the detection scheme used by
IBM is perfectly following the standard, so I guess they're not
very happy to change it to follow an M$ non-standard, but they
could at least use a new switch to change detection scheme at
boot.

I hope other people will have success like I had.
Bye 어떤 분은 다음과 같이 쓰셨습니다.<br /> <br /> ---<br /> Hi all,<br /> I just wanted to report this, because it is a GREAT SUCCESS!<br /> I have been trying for several months to get my USB key working <br /> under OS/2. If you look at a recent thread regarding USB memory <br /> sticks in this forum, you can see I have been trying EVERY <br /> possible solution without success.<br /> A few days ago Martin Kiewitz posted his MMPORTS package to <br /> hobbes, which is a way to transfer files to/from an USB-enabled <br /> CASIO watch. <br /> The package contains, amongst other files, an updates USBD.SYS, <br /> which uses a different hw detection scheme than the one used by <br /> IBM. More precisely: it uses the detection scheme used by M$ drivers (which - guess what? - is nonstandard).<br /> Once I put this updated USBD.SYS on my system and rebooted, <br /> suddenly eCS 1.1 (with the latest IBM USB drivers) recognized the<br /> device and attached it to a drive letter. I am confident that <br /> much more USB devices can be made to work with this updated <br /> driver. Now, if only IBM could be convinced to use the new <br /> detection scheme....<br /> I understand (from Martin docs) that the detection scheme used by<br /> IBM is perfectly following the standard, so I guess they're not <br /> very happy to change it to follow an M$ non-standard, but they <br /> could at least use a new switch to change detection scheme at <br /> boot.<br /> <br /> I hope other people will have success like I had.<br /> Bye

심지어 어떤 분은 FAT32로 포맷된 걸 읽으셨다는군요.

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Peter Brown wrote:

> Hi Neil
>
> Neil Waldhauer wrote:
>
>> Is there any way to use a FAT32 formatted USB memory drive?


Yes..they work great.

>> The FAT32 driver aborts on boot, and then is not available to read the
>> USB drive.


Make sure you have the *latest* driver...available from NetLabs...also requires the latest os2kernel/os2ldr (I'm running 14.100c, at present)

> Maybe a bit more info... Such as :-
>
> 1] Does the fat32 driver abort due to not finding any fat32 drives?
> or
> 2] due to a problem with the fat32 driver?
>
>
> If 1] maybe you could try having the usb memory drive attached at bootup.


NO! If you do that, the system will see it as a fixed disk with no ability to "eject" (ie, no hot-swapping).

> Regards
>
> Pete


At risk of covering old ground, you need two things to start:

First: You *must* have the *latest* fat32 driver from netlabs and...

Second: You need to install Chris Wolgemuth's CWUSBMSD.ADD instead of the IBM USBMSD driver. A line in config.sys like:

BASEDEV=CWUSBMSD.ADD /V /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:2 /FIXED_DISKS:0 /FORCE_TO_REMOVABLE

numbers changed to suit your system, of course.

I have a couple of PNY "Attache" USB flash drives working, although the raindance to get them going is a bit strange (more magic than science, methinks). I needed DFSee, LVM and my wife's XP home, all three, to make it work.

The following incantations are from my notes:

1. Insert the flashdrive....DO NOT BOOT WITH THE UNIT INSERTED...if you do, the system will see it as a *fixed* disk...result: no hot-swapping.

2. Using DFSee...

a) WIPE the disk (-->actions-->Erase, wipe selected areas-->Erase, wipe current object (takes ~3 min for a 512 MiB drive). NOTE: Be veeeeeeery careful here..."current object" has to be set *first* with -->File-->Open object to work with-->...

b) NEWMBR /ERASE (--mode=fdisk-->new MBR code, erase tables-->[drive]

...Close DFSee

3. Using LVM...

a) Create a ___*PRIMARY* *PARTITION*___

b) Create a COMPATIBILITY *VOLUME*

...Commit changes, exit LVM and "EJECT" the drive.

4 Now, in W$ xp...

a) FORMAT as FAT32

b) Run CHKDSK ... /F in the W$ dos box

It should now work in eCS as a removable drive...insert and run "Refresh removable media" (lvm.exe /rediscoverprm)

*MAJOR CAVEAT*: Make *d**n* sure you eject the drive when finished and before system shutdown. I had a system crash with the drive mounted, and *bad things* happened. To make a long story short, I wound having to go through the whole "raindance" procedure to get it working again. (No data lost, because the drive was still "readable", hence "copyable", but there was *NO* way to make it "writeable" or even "deleteable".

STRONG SUGGESTION: If you're not actively using the drive, eject it.

IOW, if you play by the rules, the drives are wonderful little units!

HTH

Lon Hooker 심지어 어떤 분은 FAT32로 포맷된 걸 읽으셨다는군요.<br /> <br /> ---<br /> <br /> Peter Brown wrote:<br /> <br /> > Hi Neil<br /> ><br /> > Neil Waldhauer wrote:<br /> ><br /> >> Is there any way to use a FAT32 formatted USB memory drive?<br /> <br /> <br /> Yes..they work great.<br /> <br /> >> The FAT32 driver aborts on boot, and then is not available to read the<br /> >> USB drive.<br /> <br /> <br /> Make sure you have the *latest* driver...available from NetLabs...also requires the latest os2kernel/os2ldr (I'm running 14.100c, at present)<br /> <br /> > Maybe a bit more info... Such as :-<br /> ><br /> > 1] Does the fat32 driver abort due to not finding any fat32 drives?<br /> > or<br /> > 2] due to a problem with the fat32 driver?<br /> ><br /> ><br /> > If 1] maybe you could try having the usb memory drive attached at bootup.<br /> <br /> <br /> NO! If you do that, the system will see it as a fixed disk with no ability to "eject" (ie, no hot-swapping).<br /> <br /> > Regards<br /> ><br /> > Pete<br /> <br /> <br /> At risk of covering old ground, you need two things to start:<br /> <br /> First: You *must* have the *latest* fat32 driver from netlabs and...<br /> <br /> Second: You need to install Chris Wolgemuth's CWUSBMSD.ADD instead of the IBM USBMSD driver. A line in config.sys like:<br /> <br /> BASEDEV=CWUSBMSD.ADD /V /FLOPPIES:0 /REMOVABLES:2 /FIXED_DISKS:0 /FORCE_TO_REMOVABLE<br /> <br /> numbers changed to suit your system, of course.<br /> <br /> I have a couple of PNY "Attache" USB flash drives working, although the raindance to get them going is a bit strange (more magic than science, methinks). I needed DFSee, LVM and my wife's XP home, all three, to make it work.<br /> <br /> The following incantations are from my notes:<br /> <br /> 1. Insert the flashdrive....DO NOT BOOT WITH THE UNIT INSERTED...if you do, the system will see it as a *fixed* disk...result: no hot-swapping.<br /> <br /> 2. Using DFSee...<br /> <br /> a) WIPE the disk (-->actions-->Erase, wipe selected areas-->Erase, wipe current object (takes ~3 min for a 512 MiB drive). NOTE: Be veeeeeeery careful here..."current object" has to be set *first* with -->File-->Open object to work with-->...<br /> <br /> b) NEWMBR /ERASE (--mode=fdisk-->new MBR code, erase tables-->[drive]<br /> <br /> ...Close DFSee<br /> <br /> 3. Using LVM...<br /> <br /> a) Create a ___*PRIMARY* *PARTITION*___<br /> <br /> b) Create a COMPATIBILITY *VOLUME*<br /> <br /> ...Commit changes, exit LVM and "EJECT" the drive.<br /> <br /> 4 Now, in W$ xp...<br /> <br /> a) FORMAT as FAT32<br /> <br /> b) Run CHKDSK ... /F in the W$ dos box<br /> <br /> It should now work in eCS as a removable drive...insert and run "Refresh removable media" (lvm.exe /rediscoverprm)<br /> <br /> *MAJOR CAVEAT*: Make *d**n* sure you eject the drive when finished and before system shutdown. I had a system crash with the drive mounted, and *bad things* happened. To make a long story short, I wound having to go through the whole "raindance" procedure to get it working again. (No data lost, because the drive was still "readable", hence "copyable", but there was *NO* way to make it "writeable" or even "deleteable".<br /> <br /> STRONG SUGGESTION: If you're not actively using the drive, eject it.<br /> <br /> IOW, if you play by the rules, the drives are wonderful little units!<br /> <br /> HTH<br /> <br /> Lon Hooker

웅.. 이런거 자세히 설명을 해야 하는데, 제가 좀 시간이 없어서..

시간 나시면 번역해서 좀 올려주세요. 웅.. 이런거 자세히 설명을 해야 하는데, 제가 좀 시간이 없어서.. <br /> <br /> 시간 나시면 번역해서 좀 올려주세요.

ㅠ,.ㅜ 번역해 봤는데요
일단 USBMSD.ADD 파일을 어찌 구해야 하나요
그리고 그 밑에는 USBD.SYS 파일 가지고 인식 성공했다고 자랑하는 내용이구요
(저도 USBD.SYS 이건 구했는데 어찌 써야 하는지 모르겠습니다)
마지막엔 FAT32 인식 시키는건 유용한 정보이긴 하나 약간 위험이 도사리고 있군요 ㅠ,.ㅜ 번역해 봤는데요<br /> 일단 USBMSD.ADD 파일을 어찌 구해야 하나요<br /> 그리고 그 밑에는 USBD.SYS 파일 가지고 인식 성공했다고 자랑하는 내용이구요<br /> (저도 USBD.SYS 이건 구했는데 어찌 써야 하는지 모르겠습니다)<br /> 마지막엔 FAT32 인식 시키는건 유용한 정보이긴 하나 약간 위험이 도사리고 있군요

아.. 핫핫.. 이럴수가..

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