From: waldo kitty 

John Cuccia  wrote in
news:grmee019ng25j10r5d8dadpilkegdaqsv5{at}4ax.com:

> On 3 Jul 2004 21:05:27 -0400, waldo kitty  wrote:
>
>>i think it'll be faster to get a DOS disk with a NTFS or FTA32 driver
>>on it and run GUEST to access an external parallel port 100M ZIP disk
>>and just copy their data off ;)
>
> If the disk is FAT32 that shouldn't be a problem.  I've never booted
> DOS with an NTFS driver, so have no idea how that works.  Does it
> bypass NTFS permissions?
>

it seems to... the disk was NTFS and i had to use the available NTFS dos
driver/tsr... i was finally able to get the data off the box by going way
back in time and using a serial port transfer program called ZIP (not an
archiver)... it took a while for the 400+megs to move over at the 115200
port rate... i tried laplink but it was too memory hungry and wouldn't load
in the 250Kb or so of available base 640 after the NTFS tsr/driver was
loaded...

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