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OS/2 Warp 4
- Thread starter JuergenK
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Gerald Meazell
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There are two boot disks in a typical OS/2 Installation. Once disk 0 boots, you are asked for Disk 1. Disk 1 will either install from CD or continue to the next disk. So, my questions are as follows:
1) How can you "change" the disk when disk 0 has finished booting and it asks for Disk 1?
2) You say you can use the Mac disk tool to make an image, but you don't say how. On the Warp CD, there are images in .img format. Will the disk tool read those? If not, how can I make an image from a 3.5" floppy when the Mac has no such drive?
There are two boot disks in a typical OS/2 Installation. Once disk 0 boots, you are asked for Disk 1. Disk 1 will either install from CD or continue to the next disk. So, my questions are as follows:
1) How can you "change" the disk when disk 0 has finished booting and it asks for Disk 1?
2) You say you can use the Mac disk tool to make an image, but you don't say how. On the Warp CD, there are images in .img format. Will the disk tool read those? If not, how can I make an image from a 3.5" floppy when the Mac has no such drive?
Changing floppies is easy. You need to have alle the neccessary images in a folder and can simply drag them on the floppy disk icon in Parallels (at least in PD5). Or right click the floppy icon and attach the next image file. To get access to your mouse while installing, press Alt+Ctrl to release mouse and keyboard.