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Subject: Re: Installation of SCO UNIX V4.2 in PIII systems
From: bill.d.doyle@aa.com (Bill Doyle)
Date: Mon, Feb 10, 2003 10:04 AM

"Emilio Gonz lez" <emilio@rivasi.es> wrote in message news:<b281j5$rsc$1@nsnmrro2-gest.nuria.telefonica-data.net>...
> Hi,
> 
> We want to upgrade our old  Pentium PC to a Pentium III PC.
> 
> We need to retain the OS SCO Unix V4.2 but when we try to install in the new
> PC fails. We have tried several differente PCs with the same result (even if
> in old PCs installs without problems).
> 
> Can someone give some help?
> Did you know a web or faq about this ? (SCO one is no help for this OS)
> 
> Thanks
> E. Gonz�lez
> emilio@rivasi.es

I ran into this with a 1 GHZ PIII processor.  I finally found this
fix.  You have to read between the lines because the article has some
chinese in it.  I ran these patches, and the system booted and ran
fine.  We used it for 15 months, until upgrading to OpenUnix 8.



http://www.coolunix.com/messages/2759.html

Run the patches, and it will work!

Bill
 



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