Far as I know, you can't do USB anything with 506. Need
507 or higher to access USB floppy.
Carl
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Hi,
Any body help me for installating the SCO OSR 5.0.6 server in IBM
X3400 with Serveraid 8k card.
While in the boot time i gave the
Boot:
link
atfter that i gave "aacraid" and insert the floppy at USB floppy
driver it start installing then it ask for BTLD floppy, after this
step i does not know how to install this. How can i get that BTLD
file.
Brds
Rajesh
Far as I know, you can't do USB anything with 506. Need
507 or higher to access USB floppy.
Carl
On Apr 12, 5:38 pm, C...@eatontown.net wrote:
> Far as I know, you can't do USB anything with 506. Need
> 507 or higher to access USB floppy.
>
> Carl
Dear Carl,
Thanks for your reply,
IBM x3400 server doesn't have the floppy drive comptability, is there
any other way. Pls tell me.
Brds
Rajesh
On 12 Apr, 15:30, enrajesh.ku...@gmail.com wrote:
> On Apr 12, 5:38 pm, C...@eatontown.net wrote:
>
> > Far as I know, you can't do USB anything with 506. Need
> > 507 or higher to access USB floppy.
>
> > Carl
>
> Dear Carl,
>
> Thanks for your reply,
>
> IBM x3400 server doesn't have the floppy drive comptability, is there
> any other way. Pls tell me.
Upgrade to OpenServer 6 if you want to install on this system
or install on a system that does not have USB if you want to
continue to use OpenServer 5.0.6 (which is old and no
longer supported).
John
> On 12 Apr, 15:30, enrajesh.ku...@gmail.com wrote:
> > On Apr 12, 5:38 pm, C...@eatontown.net wrote:
> >
> > > Far as I know, you can't do USB anything with 506. Need
> > > 507 or higher to access USB floppy.
> >
> > > Carl
> >
> > Dear Carl,
> >
> > Thanks for your reply,
> >
> > IBM x3400 server doesn't have the floppy drive comptability, is there
> > any other way. Pls tell me.
>
> Upgrade to OpenServer 6 if you want to install on this system
> or install on a system that does not have USB if you want to
> continue to use OpenServer 5.0.6 (which is old and no
> longer supported).
To use a BTLD on a system with no floppy, you can:
1. copy the 2.88MB boot image off of the OSR5 install CD, mount it on
another OSR5 system (use `marry`),
2. copy the BTLD files onto it (put them in the same places on the
filesystem, i.e. /name-of-driver/...),
3. make a new CD with this enhanced boot image as its El Torito boot
image,
4. boot that CD, using "restart link=name-of-driver btld=fd(64)",
5. install normally,
6. when it gets to the point where it wants to load BTLD into link, it
will fail; tell it to continue anyway,
7. once install is complete, boot the CD again, using "hd(40)unix
root=hd(42) link=name-of-driver btld=fd(64)",
8. mount the CD,
9. run `btldinstall /mnt` to get the BTLD into the link kit.
Good luck...
>Bela<
On Apr 13, 10:46 pm, Bela Lubkinwrote:
> > On 12 Apr, 15:30, enrajesh.ku...@gmail.com wrote:
> > > On Apr 12, 5:38 pm, C...@eatontown.net wrote:
>
> > > > Far as I know, you can't do USB anything with 506. Need
> > > > 507 or higher to access USB floppy.
>
> > > > Carl
>
> > > Dear Carl,
>
> > > Thanks for your reply,
>
> > > IBM x3400 server doesn't have the floppy drive comptability, is there
> > > any other way. Pls tell me.
>
> > Upgrade to OpenServer 6 if you want to install on this system
> > or install on a system that does not have USB if you want to
> > continue to use OpenServer 5.0.6 (which is old and no
> > longer supported).
>
> To use a BTLD on a system with no floppy, you can:
>
> 1. copy the 2.88MB boot image off of the OSR5 install CD, mount it on
> another OSR5 system (use `marry`),
> 2. copy the BTLD files onto it (put them in the same places on the
> filesystem, i.e. /name-of-driver/...),
> 3. make a new CD with this enhanced boot image as its El Torito boot
> image,
> 4. boot that CD, using "restart link=name-of-driver btld=fd(64)",
> 5. install normally,
> 6. when it gets to the point where it wants to load BTLD into link, it
> will fail; tell it to continue anyway,
> 7. once install is complete, boot the CD again, using "hd(40)unix
> root=hd(42) link=name-of-driver btld=fd(64)",
> 8. mount the CD,
> 9. run `btldinstall /mnt` to get the BTLD into the link kit.
>
> Good luck...
>
>
>
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hi,
can u tell me the how to mount the cd?
thanks for you help.
rajesh
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