Sco openserver 5 unix

UNIX SCO
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Need sco unix openserver 5 iso diskett
Or bootable diskket

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You can build your own from here, I think:

http://ftp.sco.com/pub/openserver5/507/iso/osr507suppcd5/osr507suppcd5.html

See also:

SCO OpenServer Release 5.0.7 Supplement CD Version 5 ISO image

The SCO OpenServer Release 5.0.7 Supplement CD Version 5 ISO image, named osr507suppcd5.iso , provides the following new or updated products:

  • SCO OpenServer Release 5.0.7 Maintenance Pack 5
  • PostgreSQL Database Management System 8.1.4
  • Samba File and Print Server 3.0.20a
  • Squid Web Proxy Cache 2.5.STABLE12
  • JavaTM 2 Platform, Standard Edition, packages, including:
    • the Java 2 Runtime Environment 1.4.2_12
    • the Java 2 Software Development Kit 1.4.2_12
  • the Java RS-232 Serial and Parallel port API (javax.comm 2.0)
  • the Java 2 Plug-In for Netscape 4.x and Mozilla browsers (1.4.2)
  • Javasoap and Gsoap (Simple Object Access Protocol) for Web Services
  • NIC Drivers
    • Intel PRO/100B / PRO/100+ PCI adapter support (eeE driver)
    • Intel PRO/1000 PCI Gigabit Ethernet adapter support (eeG driver)
    • Wireless network card support (pcpsm driver)
    • Broadcom eXtreme Gigabit Ethernet adapter support (bcme driver)
  • Graphics Drivers
    • Matrox video adapter support (mtx driver)
    • ATI Radeon video adapter support (radeon driver)
    • NVIDIA RIVA TNT2, Vanta, and GeForce2 chipset-based video adapter support (nvidia driver)
  • Mass storage device drivers in the SCO OpenServer Boot-Time Loadable Drivers Supplement (provided in two images)
    • the first image includes:
      • Adaptec SCSI RAID and Serial ATA RAID support (aacraid driver)
      • updated Adaptec Ultra320 SCSI card support (ad320 driver)
      • updated Intel Integrated RAID controller support (iir driver)
      • updated LSI Logic Ultra320/Fibre Channel support (lsil driver)
      • updated Symbios Logic/LSI Logic HBA support (slha driver)
      • updated EIDE/ATAPI support (wd driver)
    • the second image includes:
      • LSI Host RAID adapter support (amird driver)
      • Dell SCSI RAID adapter support (percraid driver)
      • BusLogic SCSI adapter support (blc driver)

Downloading and Installing from the CD ISO image

You can download the SCO OpenServer Release 5.0.7 Supplement CD Version 5 ISO image (osr507suppcd5.iso) from the SCO OpenServer Release 5.0.7 Supplements web or ftp sites at:http://www.sco.com/support/update/download/osr507list.htmlorftp://ftp.sco.com/pub/openserver5/507/iso/osr507suppcd5If your ftp download session of the Supplement CD Version 5 ISO image terminates with an error before downloading the entire ISO image, you can use the ftp(TC) reget command to restart the download from where it left off. When the download is complete, verify the sum of the ISO image.Once you have downloaded the ISO image, write the ISO image to a CD using any Windows or UNIX CD recording software, such as the cdrtools recording tools that are available from the SCO OpenServer Release 5.0.7 Maintenance Pack 3 or later.After the CD is recorded, you can use the CD to install any of the products provided in the Supplement. For specific product installation information, see the /info/readme.txt file on the CD.Copyright © 2006 The SCO Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Document Version: 5.0.7
July 2006

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Not updated since 18 years?

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You can create both 'boot' and 'root' floppies on the running system with

# mkdev fd

What problem are you trying to fix?

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Interesting.
Normally mkdev should only ensure the respective device node.
But with fd it proceeds with formatting.

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@MadeInGermany...........On SCO the 'mkdev' command runs scripts located in /usr/lib/mkdev so the command

# mkdev fd

run the script /usr/lib/mkdev/fd

Scripts in there are usually the standard one's from the distro but could equally be edited (customized) or created from scratch. So yes, the fd script formats the media, and then builds boot and root sets including the driver(s) for that particular system.

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