The DI1000DD.SYS ASPI drive mapper, which also offers extended Int13 support, fails under FreeDOS kernels (2032 and 2034) but runs fine under various versions of MS-DOS.
If you have a motherboard with a USB chipset, the USBASPI.SYS driver should install ASPI support for it. If not, either the USBASPI2.SYS or USBASPI3.SYS drivers here should work. You'll need to have a USB Flashdrive or some other valid USB device present for the USB ASPI driver to install itself ...
http://www.grc.com/sr6dev/utilities/usb/USBASPI.SYS http://www.grc.com/sr6dev/utilities/usb/USBASPI2.SYS http://www.grc.com/sr6dev/utilities/usb/USBASPI3.SYS
If USB is not convenient, presumably any ASPI device driver will give the ASPI-to-DOS drive mapper something to see.
Then, this DI1000DD.SYS driver will fail under FreeDOS, where is succeeds under MS-DOS ...
http://www.grc.com/sr6dev/utilities/usb/DI1000DD.SYS
It would be handy to have it working, but I thought you guys would want to know since there's increasing talk of taking FreeDOS to v1.0. <g>
Thanks!
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