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How do I start a thread ?
I am actually trying to find out the following:
Using MS Windows, XP PRO, I downloaded an Adaptec SCSi 39160 driver from SCO Unix site. Driver is ad160.btld. I now need to copy this driver to a SCO Unix 5.5 standalone server, via a floppy diskette. I've tried SCO505 Diskimage and it didn't have the ad160 file in the image. I've tried the btld image also. Unix can not find the ad160 driver. My client needs their server back today. May 7/08. How can I copy the ad160.btld driver from MS Windows to a Unix floppy. Thank you in advance. John |
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