Eric T wrote:
I've tried usbaspi.sys, but this reports that no port has been assigned.
Duse 4.9 reports that no drives have been assigned. A third method would
perhaps be to use Iomega Guest (which I have) with aspiuhci.sys (for USB
1.1, aspiehci for 2), but I can't find a free source for the latter.
Blair replied:
Try getting the version of usbaspi.sys official from panasonic (linked
to from several sites), as many versions found elsewhere are old and
obsolete.
Hi, thanks for that. Yes, I've downloaded the aspi manager usbaspi.sys from
Panasonic and tried it with the driver di1000dd.sys, having visited
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=10215 .
config.sys included the lines:
device= ... himem.sys
device= ... emm386.sys
dos=high,umb
device= ... usbaspi.sys
device= ... di1000dd.sys
With switch /e (v2) or /o ("newer v1.x"), the controller was not found.
Without switches or with /u ("older v1.x"), the controller was found but it
reported: "ERROR: UHCI I/O port not assigned" (which is hopeful) and because
of this, the driver then reported "UHCI/OHCI/EHCI host controller not
found." and could not proceed.
The laptop has an Intel 430TX chipset and in Windows successfully uses an
"Intel82371AB/EB PCI to USB Universal Host Controller" uhcd.sys. There are
no USB options in BIOS. Though the stick is usb v2, the port is v1.x, most
likely "older 1.x".
As I said, I've also tried Duse 4.9 but no drive letter was assigned. And
though I have a copy of Iomega Guest, I haven't found a free source of
aspiuhci.sys (it's said to come with Ghost).
Anyhow, thanks again Blair. Any ideas, anyone?
Best Wishes,
Eric T.
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