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load image via lpt1???

New Messageload image via lpt1??? (modified 0 times) pbrandonc00
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I was wondering if there was a way to send an image to the sandisk via lpt1, so i can get an os on without a hd
03-18-2003 02:35:53

New MessageRE:load image via lpt1??? (modified 0 times) BadFlash
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If you update the bios, you can boot from a bootable CD and then update it with an image contained on the CD. I know of no way to make the ports talk to anything unless they are already hacked.
03-18-2003 17:12:58

New MessageRE:load image via lpt1??? (modified 0 times) pbrandonc00
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what kind of cd drive, regular pc ide , laptop style ide, or usb. And also what would you recommend to use
Thnx
03-18-2003 20:40:10

New MessageRE:load image via lpt1??? (modified 0 times) Lincoln_man
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You would need a standard CD drive as it will have to connect to the IDE pins with a modified cable (the pins are mirror image). Also will need an external power supply for the 5 and 12 volts. Cannot boot through USB.
03-19-2003 08:13:06

New MessageRE:load image via lpt1??? (modified 0 times) pbrandonc00
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so i need to modify my 44 pin i opener cable to a 40 pin by removing the last 4 pins and adding a 40 pin ide connector on it
03-19-2003 20:42:09

New MessageRE:load image via lpt1??? (modified 0 times) Lincoln_man
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Yes, check with Jack at badflash dot com. He has 44 to 40 pin adaptors.
03-20-2003 07:46:11

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