It's just kind of infuriating to see the BIOS properly define the drive then fail to do translate that in to a full size drive. I don't think most NICs have a programming voltage provision for programming EPROM or EEPROM, might need to try using a video card to flash it. 'anydrive' is supposed to be the magic word in drive overlays, but I have not messed with it lately. I do have a 3Com ethernet card that has an open ROM slot, so I may end up biting the bullet and trying to somehow find an EPROM, and figure out how to flash it through my ethernet card My speaker constantly beeps, and the screen seems to display random text from the program and my BIOS. After that was EZ-Drive, which seems intent on crashing the moment it tries to install. I did try Ontrack, but I wasn't able to access the drive outside of the DOS machine, making it useless for how I transfer files.

Sure, when auto detecting the 1992 dated BIOS can see up to 8GB and properly define up to ~8063MB, but once in DOS, I am unable to do anything beyond the 503MB Barrier. Well, I attempted to get my 486 system to recognize any drive over 503MB, which it has failed to do.

Cli-sb0770