Roy J. Tellason wrote in a message to all:
 RJT> I see where with Warp Connect I can do an install over a
 RJT> network,  but they seem to say in there that the network
 RJT> needs to be up and running,  fully functional,  before the
 RJT> install happens.
 RJT> The idea is to end up with Warp running on both ends,  when
 RJT> I'm done.  The question is what the heck do I want to use as
 RJT> an interim network in the meantime...
 RJT> Hardware is 3Com cards,  a hub,  UTP wiring,  no problems
 RJT> there. 
 RJT> I have a copy of Lantastic 5,  some copies of Personal
 RJT> Netware,  MS-Net's DOS client,  and the possibility of
 RJT> picking up other stuff as a temporary measure to get me
 RJT> going here.
 RJT> Any suggestions for the least-hassle way to accomplish this?
Use a CD-ROM in the first machine, install, setup network software. Move the 
CD-ROM to second machine, install, setup network software. End result is OS2 
on both machines. Unless you have a true Warp Server running already setup 
and configured, with a CID server you will not be doing any network installs. 
Had you a fully configured Warp Server network and a working CID server, you 
would use mini-laps to boot an OS2 set of install disks to load enough 
network driver support to link to the remote CID drive and continue the 
install. 
Trust me, unless you are planning to do hundreds of installs (and if you were 
I'd sooner use Power Quest drive image) you don't even want to think about 
anything but CD installs. 
Dave Calafrancesco, Team OS/2
dave@drakkar.mhv.net
... They got the library at Alexandria, they're not getting mine! 
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