Sprobuj uzyc dvrflasha moze on pomoze. Jesli nie zadziala bez dodatkowych parametrow musisz poszukac na jakim "kanale" program widzi nagrywarke.
You don't have to install anything special. Just open a DOS Window and run
a command like:
DVRFlash -vf I: R5100004.133 R5100104.133
In this case 'I:' is the DVR drive letter.
The command above will force flash a 105 compatible drive (in I
with the
Pioneer DVR-105 v1.33 firmware
The command above also works with USB/Firewire drives
[Win9x/WinMe] (and any Windows version with ASPI32 4.60 installed)
First, you need to have Adaptec ASPI32 v4.60 installed.
Then you need to figure out the SCSI ID of your drive. To do that, just try
something like the following until you find your drive:
DVRFlash -v 1.0.0
DVRFlash -v 1.1.0
...
DVRFlash -v 2.0.0
etc.
Alternatively, you can download the win32 version of cdrecord and run:
cdrecord -scanbus
This will list all your devices SCSI ID (the x.y.z thing).
Once you have the SCSI ID, enter the command:
DVRFlash -vf x.y.z R5100004.133 R5100104.133
Where x.y.z is the SCSI ID you found above
Note that you can also use the SCSI ID on an NT/2k/XP/2k3 platform if you have
ASPI32 installed.
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