Thomas W. Mueller wrote in a message to David Calafrancesco:
 TWM> am 22 Mar 98 um 16:59:04 schrieb David Calafrancesco an Roy
 TWM> J. Tellason: 
 DC> Trust me, unless you are planning to do hundreds of installs (and if you
 DC> were I'd sooner use Power Quest drive image) you don't even want to 
hink
 DC> about anything but CD installs.
 TWM> Installing Warp Connect over the network is really straight
 TWM> forward, since IBM included a program to set up the
 TWM> bootdisks for the remote station which also acts as a
 TWM> codeserver for the thin laps client. The only thing that's a
 TWM> little tricky is if you have two differen network cards.
And if the second machine is so similar,  then using drive image is an even 
better alternative. It allows you to copy/clone the first install (after 
applying all the tweaking you need) to as many additional machines as 
necessary. Just make sure you have enough licenses available. 
The copy process for a typical 300mb install is around 10-15 minutes. Figure 
on saving the install time as well as saving yourself from duplicating all 
the additional installations of utilities, fixpacks, updates, tweakings, 
editing the config.sys etc... do it once, clone it and keep a copy for 
restoring back to your clean install in the future should it be necessary. 
Dave Calafrancesco, Team OS/2
dave@drakkar.mhv.net
... They got the library at Alexandria, they're not getting mine! 
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