Davey Brain wrote:
> Andrew Belov wrote:
> 
>>On Thu, 13 Apr 2006 11:24:39 -0400, Davey Brain wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>So I go out to find info and, as with OS/2 networking, there is
no "fine 
>>>manual" to RTFM, there is no FAQ, there is NO INFO on USB
in Google. So 
>>>where does one go to find out how to get USB FUNCTIONAL with such a 
>>>simple thing as a 128 Mb thumb drive?
>>
>>
>>It is as simple as this:
>>
>>REM ** PIIX4E USB
>>BASEDEV=USBUHCD.SYS
>>BASEDEV=USBD.SYS /REQ:USBUHCD$
>>BASEDEV=USBMSD.ADD /FLOPPIES:1 /REMOVABLES:2
>>
> 
> 
> Hi Andrew,
> I don't know why this works, but IT WORKS! I have now transferred files 
> from OS/2 to Win & back in FAT & FAT32; just making sure I eject & 
> refresh. Now to try my MP3 player... :)
> 
> THANK YOU!!
> WarpDavey

Hi,
OK, my MP3 player still doesn't work; I still have a big "no go" on my 
MP3 player  (basically a 128 Mb thumbdrive with audio controls, required 
directories and the most useful USB item I have). What USB statements do 
I need for the Craig Model CMP1226 128 Mb MP3 player?

USB MP3 player info from the eCS USB Resource Manager:
--------
>>
   Type            : 01
   USB Rev         : 110
   Class           : Reserved (0)
   Subclass        : Reserved (0)
   Protocol        : Reserved (0)
    Device Information is defined at interface Level
   Max. packetsize : 08
   Vendor  ID      : 04FC
   Product ID      : 757A
   Device Release# : 0100
   Strings:
    Manufacturer Name : Sunplus Co Ltd
    Product Name      : Sunplus MultiMedia disk
    Serial number     : 01.00.00
   Number of Configurations : 1

   Configuration 0 :
    Length     : 39
    Name       : 
    Value      : 1
    Attributes : 0x80
    Power      : 100 mA
    Interfaces : 1

    Interface 0
     Alt Setting : 0
     Name        : 
     Class       : Storage Device
     SubClass    : SCSI transparent command set
     Protocol    : Bulk-Only Transport
     Endpoints   : 3

     Endpoint 0:
      Address     : 81
      Attributes  : 02
      Packetsize  : 0040
      Interval    : 0

     Endpoint 1:
      Address     : 02
      Attributes  : 02
      Packetsize  : 0040
      Interval    : 0

     Endpoint 2:
      Address     : 83
      Attributes  : 03
      Packetsize  : 0040
      Interval    : 1
--------

Sincerely,
WarpDavey
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