DVD-ROM DOS Driver?

Just wondering if anyone happens to have, or know from whence I can find a DVD-ROM driver for DOS?

How likely is it that something as recent as DVD drives has drivers for something as old as DOS?

There are CD-ROM DOS drivers for 52x CD-ROMs.

Win98 startup disk contains drivers for CD / DVD drives.

Depends what you need to do? :) :)

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Originally posted by plenderj
Just wondering if anyone happens to have, or know from whence I can find a DVD-ROM driver for DOS?

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As long as your not trying to watch a DVD in DOS than you shouldnt have any problems reading the drive.:bigyello:

I could not get any DOS CD-ROM drivers to read the drive.
Its a CDRW/DVD-ROM combo. I did eventually get a DOS driver.

So I now have a bootable DVD with a ghost image of a computer on it.
It loads himem.sys to LH and DEVICEHIGH files, creates a ramdrive of 4mb (q:), copies the mouse driver in there and copies mscdex there.
Loads the mouse driver, loads mscdex (creates a p:), copies DriveImage from p: into q:.
Executes q:\pqdi.exe (powerquest drive image), pointed via command line switches at the 4GB image file on the DVD to restore.

Booyeah :D

you could just use ghost and a CD :lol: :lol: :lol:

I'm using the equivalent of ghost. And the image file is 4.5GB ;)

i bet that doesnt take long to load..