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I've lost Boot Disk (N1) Now what?

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tacitman

tacitman

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Dec 14, 2000
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I've lost my N1 Boot diskette for SCO Openserver 5.0.5. Is there somewhere I can download an image of this disketee?
 
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You don't need the boot disk, the open server 5.05 are bootable from the cd-rom. If you still want the boot disk you can create a new one from scoadmin.

/Danne
 
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SCOAdmin doesn't make boot N1 disk which is siutable
for installation. You could find the image of this disk
on OpenServer 5.05 CDROM ( directory images, if I remember
correct) and then restore the boot disk via command dd
 
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