Hi Paul:
The ".dat" files can't be backed up to the main drive under DOS
unless the main drive has a FAT32 or FAT16 partition. You can
read NTFS partitions under DOS but can't write them (AFAIK).
Of course, after the contest, you can boot XP and read the files
right off the USB stick.
The bootable USB sticks work fine...I've got DOS running on one
now. You can still use it normally to move files around, too.
64MBytes (or even 32 MBytes if you can still find one that small)
is more than enough for DOS, a logger and a HUGE log file.
73,
Mark
>
>
> In a message dated 11/9/2004 3:28:40 PM Central Standard Time,
> k8do@mailblocks.com writes:
>
> I strongly prefer a small, second, hard drive with DOS 6.22 for
> running TRLOG, WF1B, etc...
>
> Has anyone considered a USB flash drive for this purpose? I've found them
> to be very effective for large powerpoint presentations and other Windows
> applications. Even the smallest ones (128 M) are sufficient for the most
> robust
> DOS logging applications. Obviously, they're lightening fast and the .dat
> files can be backed up on the main computer drive.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Paul, K5AF
>
> Paul Schaffenberger
> 210-493-6265
> 210-213-5914(M)
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