re: NTMAPHLP file error message
Monday, March 23, 2009 at 6:12 pm
Windows 98 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by gewg_
(4444 messages posted)
gewg_ wrote:
||Keith didn't provide the names of the brands on which these WON'T work,
Keith Stanier wrote:
|I have stated these devices before but you have a short memory.
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Your post was NOT addressed to *me*.
If you are going to post this "data" again,
post the DATA POINTS again for the new recepient of the "data".
|I have 4 different sizes of Kingston 256Kb, 500Kb, 1GB and 2GB and PQI 2GB.
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That wasn't so hard, now. Was it?
...and "byte(s) is abbreviated B (always capitalized);
b means bit(s)--a factor of 8 smaller.
|Each Kingston has its own driver
|but the 2GB drivers will work with all the other drives.
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It's a simple matter of
including the USB ID number of the chip manufacturer(s) in the lookup table.
There aren't _that_ many silicon forges fabricating these.
An end-vendor who does a CYA,
will second-source the components
and will include in his driver(s) any possible sources of chips he might use.
Given that, *why you can't get your devices to work with the universal drivers*
is just baffling.
||Keith's post is just noise (as is quite common for him).
|Yes just the same as yourself.
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Again, including at least one DATA POINT makes you look less like
a 4 year old with his thumbs in his ears and his fingers wiggling.
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