said:
>The closest thing I could find was g:\cid\server\mpts\makedisk.exe.
It works better if you read the readme:
\os2image\disk_0\README.TXT
Specifically, section 2.2
>What happened was an error
>message saying I hadn't supplied all the required parameters, and
>calling for a "source", a "target", and a "d" parameter that I took to
>be for a disk number. Looks to me like a utility to create diskettes
>from the three disk images for the Warp business server.
It may be, but IIRC it needs a FP or two to work correctly.
>Did that. Everything appeared to copy with no problems.
That's says it's probably your driver selection.
>At one time I had a 2-diskette boot set, one 3.5" and one 5.25" that
>worked well together. Unfortunately, I can't find a trace of them since
>our big move.
I had one of these too back in the early Warp4 days.
>Yes, a new system; but wanted to focus on the boot diskette problem.
Well, this is feasible only or a short time. The new system is going to
almost certainly require new versions of the some of the drivers.
>The
>constructed boot diskette performs (fails) exactly the same way on both
>new and old boxes.
True, but possible for difference reasons.
Regards,
Steven
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