PE> WHAT AN INSTALL!!! They asked me to reboot my system something
PE> like FOUR TIMES!!! It must have taken an hour to do (and I had
PE> to stuff around with my CDROM which appeared to keep having
PE> errors which required me to keep on clicking "retry").
RS> Have you seen any evidence of any problem with the CDROM previously ?
I don't use it very often, and only had 1 CD that I used at all, which is
now a frisbee. I always had trouble with that CD.
RS> If not, its either a dud CDROM itself or yet another OS/2 obscenity.
RS> Ideally the test would be to read the CDROM a few times thoroughly
RS> under 3.x to see if you still see errors in that situation, say an
RS> XCOPY to null. But unless you have an older version of OS/2 you can
RS> boot manager to, not really worth the trouble.
I started by doing an xcopy to nul: on 4.0, and had no reported problem.
BFN. Paul.
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