First post, by Ace
I picked up an old Panasonic CF-M32 laptop for use as my portable MS-DOS gaming PC(it's as big as my ASUS EEEPC netbook), but I'm having some problems getting a CD-ROM drive to work. Basically, this computer has neither a CD-ROM drive or a floppy drive. I'm looking to get a CD-ROM drive to work on the computer, but so far, I've been unsuccessful. So I need your help to get a CD-ROM drive working.
The computer has a single USB port on the side, which I figured could have been used with my LG GCC-5241P external DVD-ROM drive, but after spending two days trying to get the drive to work, I still can't get it to work. I did come across USB drivers for DOS, but I've gotten nowhere with them. So here are my questions to you:
1) If you've gotten a USB CD/DVD-ROM drive to work on MS-DOS v6.22, how did you do so?
2) Do virtual CD-ROM drives exist for MS-DOS?
Creator of The Many Sounds of:, a collection of various DOS games played using different sound cards.