JP> RN> After disk 4 you reinsert the disks installation and one
JP> RN> before continuing with the rest.
JP> RN> I wondered why the disk images weren't stored in a temp directory to
JP> RN> avoid this?
JP>
JP> Because OS/2 only reaches the stage where it is executing
JP> user-mode programs, such as SYSINST*.EXE, several floppy
JP> discs into the whole process.
JP>
JP>
JP> and that there
JP> may not even *be* a destination disc drive at all since the
JP> hard disc may be blank, requiring FDISK to be run first and
JP> the installation procedure to then be restarted from the
JP> beginning.
JP>
Understood all of that, thanks
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Regards RonN
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