On (04 Aug 96) SAM EWALT wrote to ALL...
 SE> Obviously I need to reconfigure for the XT but how can I do
 SE> this if I can't run SETUP? Could I run SETUP on the 486 and
 SE> answer as if it was the XT and then install that configuration
 SE> on the XT hard drive? Or am I going to have to find an XT with
 SE> a 3.5 drive so I can run SETUP from the installation disk?
 SE> By the way, Quickstart installed very easily on the 486. All
 SE> I had to do was answer the questions and it ran flawlessly right
 SE> from the start with no fussing at all. I think it would work
 SE> just as well on the XT if I had the right size drive.
 SE> There must be a way to do this. Suggestions anyone?
OK, I don't have an XT and I have never had the Quickstart version, but
I will take a stab in the dark.
On the 486, if it is like 2.01, go into the preferences and set the
memory options for whatever is appropriate for your XT.  While you are
in preferences, make any other changes that would be appropriate for the
XT.  Then zip up the whole thing and copy it to the XT.  Unzip it and
attempt to run it.  If it works, fine.  If not, then try to run the
setup again.
Hopefully, this way will work.  I hope some other user(s) of Quickstart
can either confirm my suggestion or offer the real solution.
TTYL,
Stephen
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