Re: SCO 3.2 Back to the Future

From: Diederik (ddegroot_at_semecs.com)
Date: 02/26/05 

Date: 26 Feb 2005 05:30:21 -0800

Thanks for all your help,

Could i will try to find this script on the system, next time i'm in
slovakia. SO this script should automatically create a copy of the
installation tapes ? And i'm talking of a system installed with SCO
3.0 (with the Y2000 patch bringing it to 3.2). Uname -a tells me it
system 3.2.0.177. So really ancient as far a i know.

I have found another machine with exactly the same hardware already set
up with the same SCSI Id's and Tape drive. Everything is 100% the same,
down to the memory type and speed. So copying the harddisk to this
machine should not be a problem i guess.

Regards,

Diederik

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