The doc is 48 meg and the size of win 98 would depend on what you wanted to include I would assume...I can easily see having it auto boot to dos from the DOC or using Jailbait Linux...or even installing the latest copy of QNX on it without all this secret code nonsense.
11-13-2000 11:24:23
RE:Here's the drivers for the onboard DOC (modified 0 times)
The full version of QNX is downloadable from the qnx homepage..go to google.com and do a search on qnx....as for how to format the doc etc...read the instructions on the website I posted....
11-13-2000 12:16:19
RE:Here's the drivers for the onboard DOC (modified 0 times)
I am waiting on cables to hook up my hard drive to the
webplayer. But just humor me. I see that some people
seem to be having problems with the doc and booting from
the HD, what, if any, settings did you change in the bios
other than the obvious IDE settings... I have downloaded
all the doc drivers also and was curious if it just shows
up as another drive or if you can only copy to it from the
software?
Thanks
11-13-2000 22:18:26
RE:Here's the drivers for the onboard DOC (modified 0 times)
The doc will show up if the driver is installed however to format it, copy it's entire "image" to a drive or from a drive to it you will have to use the tools....
11-14-2000 04:51:36
RE:Here's the drivers for the onboard DOC (modified 0 times)
So, it might be possible to boot from the DoC with win98 lite, then access a HD for all other files. That should be nice and speedy. Or, maybe just configure the DoC as a windows temp file. Hmmm.
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