G
Gisle Vanem
I purchased a nice little 64MByte TwinMOS USB flash-disk.
Mostly for the price since it was only $20.
To my amazement it works in plain DOS too without any software
driver. I assume my BIOS supports this in some magically way.
My problem is that the flash-disk under DOS is assigned to letter
'D'. This screws up my environment settings and autoexec etc.
Is it possible to force it to say G: (after my RAM-disk)?
My PC has a Phoenix Award BIOS (6.00PG). The motherboard
is an AOpen AX4B Pro-533 with a 2.2 GHz Pentium IIII.
The TwinMOS nor Phoenix manuals mentioned this problem.
Mostly for the price since it was only $20.
To my amazement it works in plain DOS too without any software
driver. I assume my BIOS supports this in some magically way.
My problem is that the flash-disk under DOS is assigned to letter
'D'. This screws up my environment settings and autoexec etc.
Is it possible to force it to say G: (after my RAM-disk)?
My PC has a Phoenix Award BIOS (6.00PG). The motherboard
is an AOpen AX4B Pro-533 with a 2.2 GHz Pentium IIII.
The TwinMOS nor Phoenix manuals mentioned this problem.