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Uninstall Win OS/2 Warp

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Name: amanishakhete
Date: February 3, 2003 at 16:13:43 Pacific
Subject: Uninstall Win OS/2 Warp
OS: various
CPU/Ram: 486/256
Comment:
My former employer threw away a HP 5 Netserver with Win OS/2 Warp with SCSI drivers.


How do I uninstall the operating system without the disks for the operating system or drivers? I want to install Unix.

Please Help.


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Name: Rich
Date: March 12, 2003 at 13:47:36 Pacific
Subject: Uninstall Win OS/2 Warp
Reply: (edit)
since you are going to install some kind of unix instead, you could use the "fdisk" utility that comes with linux and just delete the partitions then create the new unix partitions.

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