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Steven Levine wrote:
> Well, as I mentioned to Mark many BIOS's already provide some form of USB
> support.
I have had DOS see a USB drive. But I have not played with it enough
to know if it something I could always depend on.
> That said, I expect to see BIOS's doing less rather than more in
> the next couple of years. The OS will be responsible for more of the
> overall hardware configuration and control.
I think that is spelled "Win only MB". Whatever effort - if any - to
support other OSs will always be in catch up mode.
Ray
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