Hi there, I own the original floppy version of OS/2 Warp 3 (Red). Is there a way to backup this to an OS/2 CD? At the time, my CD drive didn't work with OS/2 so I got the disk version, but I'd like to backup them up on something better, as I only have 1 set of backup disks.

You can use something like winimage.exe or loaddskf.exe to create diskette images. The OS/2 install puts these in \disks\35\... on the cdrom, but the actual location is up to you. The standard name for the install disk is "disk0.dsk" To make an install from the cdrom, first, hunt down a free proggie called 'os2hdd'. This is actually a DOS program, and will work quite well under a Windows NT box. It takes two parameters (diskette name, path), and unpacks the diskettes into the form that the cdrom expects, eg \os2v30\disk_1. You then modify disk1's config.sys etc to install from the cdrom directly. Google is your friend, The dream you dream alone is only a dream, The dream we dream together is reality.

Or any *nix, use dd or cat to a file. Then burn to disk as track one. "Best Practices", Event viewer, host file, perfmon, are in my top 10