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Looking for 'somewhere' in the uk that ships those flipping usb pens ... want 512 mb or greater please !
I can find a few but once you go beyond 64mb they get ridiculously expensive ... I have a customer who 'swears blind' that he's seen one 'cheap' :rolleyes: ... claims less than £80 (for a 1gig one!)... well the best I can do is approx £200 ...
Am I missing something or is he just a wally !?!
... I suspect wally ! - but last time he 'swore blind' he was right !! ... :eek2:
www.scan.co.uk
LN5069 PenDrive® 1Gb USB 2.0 with Docking Station Hard Drives - Pendrives £249.00 £292.58
LN4899 PenDrive® 32Mb USB 2.0 with Docking Station Hard Drives - Pendrives £14.00 £16.45
LN4900 PenDrive® 512Mb USB 2.0 with Docking Station £84.25 £98.99
i have a 128meg ( cos i hav,nt got cd rom on my lappy) ,,,,tiz good
ps , i bought a little adaptor from www.cpc.co.uk (which is 2 mins drive away) , in order to copy the full I386 folder to my lappy drive ,,cost £2.45 ,,,inc rails! ,,
as my external memorex cd-r (****) gave up after copying about 400-500 files.,,,,,plus the thing was USB1 ,,,,,= very slow ,,,,half an hour to copy a cd.
from now i use the pendrive to load large proggys (128m) ,,,VERY few are larger than that.
Question :
as those are getting more popular,
i along with others need generic drivers , to load from DOS ,, with a bootable floppy ?
i cannot find a driver, most will find it (and a cd-rom , but not assigh a drive letter.)
if anyone has a command line and sutable *.sys files , i would be most greatfull , for them. (under dos 6.2 /95??? /98 ,,,,
cheers alan
Cheers ... but are they new ? ... anyways I found his source ... PC world have 'em on sale ... so he can go himself ! I refuse to enter their premises on principle ! :DQuote:
The brand is "Disgo" 1/2 price until Tuesday ... What a name - 'dis-go' in here ? :rolleyes: :D
Freddy, this could be worth a look for drivers:
http://www.stefan2000.com/darkehorse...S/Drivers/USB/
I've also seen a recommendation for this:
http://www.datoptic.com/Drivers/DAT.exe
to enable you to see USB2 devices from a DOS boot floppy. I've just downloaded it, but haven't tried it yet.
cheers Platypus
just been to the 2 sites u mention ,,,no luck ,
however have e-mailed the guy on the first site , asking specific question, with the glory that he will get credit at windrivers ,,,,if he can find an answer,,,,
hoping ,, (prob in vain)
freddy