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Date:	Fri, 16 Apr 2004 05:57:01 PDT7
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Subject:	SCOUG-Help: USB Drivers in the CONFIG.SYS

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Hi Harry
Yes, there is shall be a reason for that:

I learnt that if one uses more of one unit i.e. USB Memory Sticks ...
=2E.. one needs more, respective, entries in the CIBFIG.SYS !

I am not an USB expert and woulf like to get confirmed about =

this problematic !

HTH and TIA for further enlighnings ;-)
Cheers, svob=EF

hmotin@sbcglobal.net on 16/04/2004 13:16:27
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Subject: SCOUG-Help: USB Drivers in the CONFIG.SYS

Hi,
This message is primarily for Larry, who sent me a copy of his
CONFIG.SYS file. =

However, anyone else can chime in, too.

Larry,
In your CONFIG.SYS I notice that you have the line,

BASEDEV=3DUSBEHCD.SYS

duplicated (same line twice). Any reason for that. Similarly, in my
CONFIG.SYS =

I have the line,

BASEDEV=3DUSBUHCD.SYS

four times in a row. Is there any reason I should not drop 3 of these
lines? =

Thanks for any information on this. HCM

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