Don{ald} O. Woodall wrote:
 
>      I am trying to get a copy of Seagate's "Sea Tools" that
I can get to
> run and check out some Seagate SCSI drives.
 
>      I downloaded the the "Desktop" edition of "Sea
Tools" that comes in
> an ISO image file.  It is complete with DR DOS 7.03. The only problem is;
> it does NOT do SCSI.
 
>      Seagate advised me that foe SCSI drives, I wanted the
> "Enterprise Edition."
 
>      The "Enterprise Edition" is only available for Windows
> and Linux.
 
>      There are 2 different Linux programs available:
 
>           a command line version
 
>           a graphical version
 
>      However, the download appear to be the bare programs without any
> operating system.  Why can't they provide a bootable Linux ISO image?
 
>  2-24-05  4:11a       235,520      0 a---  seatools_cli.tar

>  2-24-05  4:17a       672,508      0 a---  seatoolsenterprise.i386.rpm
 
> [H:\DOWNLOAD\SEAGATE\DRIVE-REPAIR-TOOL-CD\ENTERPRISE\LINUX\GRAPHICAL]
 
>      What, if anything, can I do with the above?

Burn a Knoppix CD. It's Linux that runs without installing to HD.
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