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That's a curious device--but it's still just 1.44 MB--which won't work. If there were a USB floppy drive for 2.88 MB diskettes--that would help--but I've never found one. According to Microlite's...

The budget should not be much of a problem. The current setup uses Unitrends CTAR and an HP LTO SCSI tape drive. The SCSI drive is 73 GB but only 7 GB are used. The Adaptec 39320 is the SCSI host...

Yes, Microlite will work for SCO OpenServer 6 but not 5.0.7 to backup to a USB stick. I think I will have to boot to a USB stick with the Reflect Windows PE Environment and backup an image of the...

Now that floppy drives are totally obsolete, it's no longer feasible to use CTAR and similar programs to backup and restore an SCO OpenServer installation. So I'm now looking for a simple commercial...

I do have Windows ME installed under Merge. I then attempted to install AOL 9, but it reverted to AOL7--which AOL has discontinued supporting. I do wonder about Internet Explorer 6 though. What...

Obviously, the client browsers which came with SCO UNIX OpenServer, Netscape and Mozilla, are horribly outdated now. Does anyone know of a relatively current browser which will work in their place?

Oh, darn. I thought Apache was a Web browser client, not a Web server. Thanks.

This should be trivial, but it's not. I have Apache installed and running on my SCO UNIX OpenServer 5.0.7 system; Apache says its enabled and started. But I cannot for the life of me figure out how...

Not a bad idea, but I now have two Axxon cards, so it's rather unlikely that both would fail.

The new Axxon LPT3 card came in today, and I immediately installed it in the alternate system--and SCO OpenServer came right up! So now I have total redundancy--this took three cards: LSI Dual...

The saga continues. The Intel Pro/100+ card came in and I installed it in the alternate system. I booted to the Windows Server 2003 drive--and the OS saw the card and installed the driver...

From eBay, the Intel Pro/100+ is only $13.75, so it's no big deal. The Realtek LAN ports (2) are chips, not a card. I disabled them in BIOS--but I still got the same F painit message on boot. So...

I've attached a jpg of the screen. I've also ordered a new Intel Pro/100+ network card to put into the alternate computer--the Realtek LAN card is really the only I/O device which is different from...

Yes, the SATA controller is set to IDE, not AHCI. This is a dual boot system; the SATA drive is for Windows Server; the SCSI drive is for SCO UNIX OpenServer. I checked the CPU: it's an Intel Core...

The LSI card was manufactured on or before 2012. It works fine in my original system, as does the hard drive. The motherboard for the original system is GA-X58A-UD7. The motherboard for the...

I have a known good external SCSI HD running SCO UNIX OpenServer 5.0.7. I decided that I wanted to be able to run this drive on another computer, so I bought the same SCSI card as before (LSI) and...

Thanks, but that's for UnixWare 7, not SCO OpenServer 5.0.7.

Years ago I set up USB printing for SCO UNIX OpenServer 5.0.7 for a client--but I've misplaced my notes on how to do this! Maintenance Pack 5 is installed. I need step-by-step instructions to...

I just switched from Netscape to Mozilla, and this browser is quite up-to-date. Therefore, I will consider this thread solved. Thanks again.

Thanks, jgt, but I don't see any Web browser updates there. I do have Maintenance Pack 5 installed.

The script worked!!! I'm on Netscape in www.unix.com typing this response. Of course this version of N
netscape is totally out of date. But at least I'm now on the Internet
from UNIX. What free...

I've been running netconfig, but it does NOT ask for the gateway or DNS address (for the computer's network card)! I do have the nameserver address (192.168.1.1) in /etc/resolv.conf. nslookup runs...

I have a dual boot computer with Windows 7 Pro 64 on one drive and SCO OpenServer 5.0.7 on another drive. The DSL modem works perfectly on the Windows side; I can input the gateway and DNS address...

<= 73 GB.

Has anyone here used eSATA drives on SCO UNIX OpenServer 5.0.7? SCSI host adapters and drives are getting harder to find, so I'm thinking about eventually switching to eSATA, but only, of course, if...