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Boot disks OS2 warp server v.3

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Name: andrussandres
Date: February 22, 2007 at 16:31:52 Pacific
Subject: Boot disks OS2 warp server v.3
OS: OS2 warp 3
CPU/Ram: Pentium 75
Model/Manufacturer: IBM
Comment:

Hi guys, I`ve lost my boot disks for OS2 warp 3 (instalation disk and disk 1), and inside cd doesn't have any image to write on a floppy disk. Can anyboby send me this disks? I have the blue cdrom. Are any other disk necessary to basic install?



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Name: orbital
Date: February 23, 2007 at 02:07:01 Pacific
Subject: Boot disks OS2 warp server v.3
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Name: andrussandres
Date: February 24, 2007 at 16:36:50 Pacific
Subject: Boot disks OS2 warp server v.3
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Hi, thanks for response, but I've already tried warpdoctor's download page, and I got only disk one, and this disk doesn't boot.



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Name: orbital
Date: February 25, 2007 at 01:09:19 Pacific
Subject: Boot disks OS2 warp server v.3
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Actually the boot floppies should be on the CD.............this is a quote:

"Don't bother searching the Internet; take the OS/2 Warp CD-ROM which you already have.

If you have access to a PC running MS DOS or Windows, with a CD-ROM and a diskette-drive, and then run the 'CDINST.BAT' command -- it is in the "root" directory of the CD-ROM.

If you have access to a PC running OS/2, then run the 'CDINST.CMD' command, which is in the same directory.

Either way, you will create bootable OS/2 Installation Diskettes."


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