Very Computer

About a week ago in a local computer recycling store I picked up a full
box of SCO OpenServer 4.2. It looks like all the floppies are there, as
well as manuals. I have an old PS/2 System 70 I would like to install
this OS onto, since Linux is not very big on MicroChannel, and I also
don't have a CD-ROM drive for it. But almost all the way down the
installation I was asked for a "serialization card" and then realized I
don't have one in the box. Can anybody help me with this problem?

Thanks in advance.

Yuri.

P.S. I hope the numbers are not hard-coded for each set of floppies...

James Bonnet enscribed:
| >
| > About a week ago in a local computer recycling store I picked up a full
| > box of SCO OpenServer 4.2. It looks like all the floppies are there, as
| > well as manuals. I have an old PS/2 System 70 I would like to install
| > this OS onto, since Linux is not very big on MicroChannel, and I also
| > don't have a CD-ROM drive for it. But almost all the way down the
| > installation I was asked for a "serialization card" and then realized I
| > don't have one in the box. Can anybody help me with this problem?
| >
| > Thanks in advance.
| >
| > Yuri.
| >
| > P.S. I hope the numbers are not hard-coded for each set of floppies...
|
|
| Try checking www.sco.com/offers -- Here you can find educational
| licenses which are free of charge.
|
| There are links there for various current SCP products as well as links
| to ancient stuff...

Huh?  His bargain (I hope) purchase is a 3.2v4.2 system and there are
no free licenses available.

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