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OSR5 FAQ

How can I recreate my install floppy?

N1 Install disks can be recreated on a Windows or other Unix machine from the install CDROM. You'll find floppy images under /images/boot on the CD and the html docs tell you how to create the disks from the images.


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A "readme" file is also there that explains how to create the floppy.

Also see /SCOFAQ/scotec1.html#downloadboot



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