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Hello. I need to reinstall my Unix Open Server Release: 5 on my Compaq proliant 800, but, my floppy bootdisk Release:5.0.4 is bad. Where can I download that version. That release of Unix is no longer supported by SCO.
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Cdrom?
You can't boot from the CDROM? I was using that version I think to load servers a few years ago and I booted off of the CDROM. I did have a few issues though where I had to change boot strings to get it to work. I think there is a utility on the disk that can be run from Windows? (doubtful) on the disk to create one in a worst case scenario situation. What is the machine doing when yo try from the CDROM?
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SmartStart
On some versions of the Proliant, you must use the smartstart CD to install the OS, and the SCO Boot diskette is not required.
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Thanks for the info. I have mounted the cd-rom but I don't have the Proliant smartstart cd. I have tried to look for an install.img in the OS cd but there is no such file in the images directory. So I could not create a boot floppy either. Which alternative to looks for now?
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if you want to reinstall then before you can create bootable floppy from
your sysadmin menu create floppy then check it pankaj |
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