I have no idea how to do it with Win -- I knew some guys who were not able to
set iOmega under Win95 on other machines. But for Linux on PC110 there was
just one point to fix in my case -- BIOS setting for parallel port. There are
3 or 4 I/O addresses in the BIOS -- you can just reboot several times to try
them all (I don't remember which one I've chosen finally).
Linux recognizes the iOmega without any problems
> the basic problem is that the ditto software cannot detect the drive.
> when i try to install the dos version, the screen goes black and i cant
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This is probably due to the Japanese version of DOS. Install program probably
tries to draw some characters from upper half of the ASCII (pseudo-graphical
chars) but Japanese encoding doesn't support that. Try to switch to English
mode -- it's "chev us" or just "us" command. To switch back to Japanese --
"chev jp" or "jp" (command depends on the version of DOS).
> see anything, .. and must hunt and peck for F3 to exit..
>
> has anyone had luck with this? thanks very much for any help..
>
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