Running USB CDROM under DOS and more ...

http://www.fixup.net/tips/usbdos/index.htm

This site has some pretty nifty fix and hacks.

Natty!

USB controller and PocketDOS anyone?

Got the controller, but no adaptor . I think I'll order one from eXpansys.

Nick

C:Amie: We've already had this discussion in another thread, but i don't think that PocketDOS will be able to access the CF host card, not even in our wildest dreams. I could even bet you a mexican peso that it won't (1MXP = 0.052799GBP)

That was an ironic statement
But I'll see your peso and raise you a Euro cent!

Hello People,

I'm new to this forum but have been lurking for sometime now. I own a Jornada 720 which I just bought recently (after I sold my trusty old NEC 770 which stayed with me for some 3 years...I missed the big screen/keyboard).

At any rate, I'm very satisfied with the HPC 2000, which I was able to install .NET 1.1 Compact Framework (YES it works!!! thanks to HPC 2000 + ARM) Thus I call it "HPC200.net"

At the most, I was able to play Warfare Inc., now!!! (Unlike in my MP770 MIPS)

Errr, bak to the topic.

I was just wondering if anyone of you have tried the Toshiba PCMCIA Floppy to work on the HPC 2000 Jornada 720?

The Japanese manufacturer of the Floppy is independent from Toshiba and has drivers for Win, and FORTUNATELY DOS!!!

Does anyone know, of a DOS emulator (prolly POCKETDOS) if it can access the PCMCIA slot?

Thanks!!!

Edited by tripper_11 2005-07-07 2:49 AM

I don't think any DOS emu would be able to access the PCMCIA slots, and if you could access it, i won't think drivers could be hooked up in the system. remember drivers load in DOS by hooking to some INTs, and not all are available in the HPC emulators