said:
>I could not partition it as USB, but did so as IDE.
Please say this so that I can understand what you mean. Your USB HDD is
an IDE device.
>but the HDD does
>not get recognized as a drive, even after Refresh Removable Media.
This can only work if the drive contains a file system that eCS-OS/2
understands.
>Does something need to be done to one of the drivers in
>Config.sys because of the drive being 200GB?
You may need to upgrade usbmsd.dmd, if you haven't already.
>Does it matter if its first partition is primary or logical?
No.
>If I partition it as an IDE device should it be seen by USB?
Huh/2?
>Can anyone suggest an inexpensive USB-HDD device that they
>know works with eCS?
With the current USB drivers, I am not aware of any that don't work.
There may be problems with some drives above 250GB, but I have no specific
information.
Steven
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