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Re: OS/2 Warp
>
> I've decided to give Warp a try on my TP and would appreciate
> some advice regarding which media to buy, 3.5" disks or CD-ROM.
>
> If I go CD-ROM, I'll need to use the CD-ROM drive installed in my
> desktop machine in conjuction with Interlink/Laplink or something
> similar. While I'm pretty sure I know the answer already (NO!),
> I'm gonna ask anyway:
>
> Has anyone tried this/does it work?
I doubt it. OS/2 can only be installed from diskette or CD-ROM. There
are no provisions for piping data to the install process. The best
solution is to buy a Dock-I and attach a SCSI CD-ROM drive.
One word of advice should you go the diskette route - I would buy
the CD-ROM and use the supplied diskette images to create your
laptop install diskettes. Tools are included for creating diskettes
using DOS or OS/2. That way at least you'll have a CD-ROM for desktop
install should you decide to take the plunge there.
--Bruce
- References:
- OS/2 Warp
- From: kyeanopl@amazon.den.mmc.com (Karl Yeanoplos)