Dos driver for sata

- in step 1: it is SATA optical drive with www.doorway.ru used - in step 2: it is SATA optical drive with www.doorway.ru used - in step 3: it is IDE optical drive with www.doorway.ru used The SATA optical drive is on my PC (described above), the IDE is on my laptop.  · DOS drivers for SATA DVD drive? I need to boot to my new SATA-II based system using a DOS boot disk. However, I tried a "generic" Windows 98 SE boot disk and the CD-ROM driver failed to detect either of my two SATA DVD drives. Does anyone have a link to driver software which will enable access to SATA DVD drives from a DOS boot disk or boot Reviews:  · What I would like is to be able to obtain some real mode SATA drivers, which I may then copy-onto my bootable Windows 98 floppy disk. I figured that this should cause my DOS backup and restore programs to be able to access my new SATA hard drives. By the way, I have 1 Maxtor and 1 Western Digital GB SATA hard www.doorway.rus: 9.

(2) DOS (or more accurately command mode) works too. Just tried both methods myself with a SATA. Also tonight I used a Linux live CD to clone a XP pro onto a SATA drive. In order to make it bootable I restored the MBR by booting to DOS (version ) first and typed fdisk /mbr. So DOS can even writes booting code on a SATA too. To do this, you need a DOS CD Driver, and www.doorway.ru to set a Drive Letter. I tried www.doorway.ru from www.doorway.ru: ODD DOS driver which is an new open source CD driver that apparently supports SATA drives, but it doesnt work. The PC has an Intel Chipset (ICH8 I think) and is using the onboard SATA Controller, with a generic SATA ODD. Baud. Baud. DOS Boot Driver for SATA DVD I am looking for a DOS device driver that supports the SATA DVD drives used in the E and other systems based on the Intel ICH8 chipset. I tried the www.doorway.ru v in the recommended configurations, but it does not recognize the DVD in any of multiple client machines.

Where can I get a driver that would be recognized by MS-DOS ? Well, I for one have not attempted to read a DVD disk in DOS. My current drives are SATA. Does anybody know where i can find a boot disc or even just a SATA driver so i can boot to DOS Prompt. I tried booting with a Windows 98SE. 4 Sept Freedos driver not working - no Sata controller found and vanilla Windows 98 do not If exist virtual cd rom for dos, i can use it too.