'We will consider our options once the new 240MB SuperDisk drive comes out next year.' 'We're exiting the one-inch drive business because of discontinuation by its maker, and we feel we've accomplished our objectives in this SuperDisk drive business,' said Kent Schoenherr, program manager for Imation SuperDisk. consumers under the name Panasonic - rolls out a higher-capacity, half-height 240MB model next year. Imation (which is weathering financial problems and seeking a new owner) said the decision to phase out the SuperDisk technology will be based on market conditions when the drive's maker, Matsushita-Kotobuki Electronics Industries Ltd. this week told MacCentral it is considering dropping its high-capacity SuperDisk from its storage line. you see, I had been racking my brain on this ALL day today, just to get 150MB extra storage.Imation Corp. Some of the extra files in the IOMEGA folder are from the older 3.1 Guest, and are left overs that I forgot to delete.

I unloaded ALL drivers, also bypassing guest.ini, and using config.sys instead, and load the one that is required for Parallel port use on a Zip 250 drive, and thus, you get a fully working guest system.

Well, it so happens, that one of the sys files on an XT machine, can crash it. This is because guest.exe by default tries to load every driver, and see which one works.

Put the IOMEGA folder on the root of C:, and if you have stuff and use your config.sys, copy the lines of my config.sys into yours, and put them at the top.ĮDIT: Oh, and don't forget to load GUEST.EXE into Autoexec.bat! This assigns the actual drive letter.ĮDIT2: The reason why it wouldn't load un-hacked? Well, easy. Reminder: This will ONLY work for Printer port versions of the Zip 250, as that is the drive in question. However, it loads differently, and will need Config.sys.

Hey guys, hope you don't mind be bringing back this old thread, but I finally managed to hack Guest 5.4 to provide Zip 250 support on an XT class machine, I have tested this and it works.

Imation superdisk driver ms dos