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Upgrading to Windows 98 from Windows 95
(Upgrade Version)
If the SmartRAID VI controller is properly installed and recognized
under Windows 95 before starting the Windows 98 upgrade, no further
configuration is necessary. Perform the Windows 98 upgrade and the
functionality of the SmartRAID VI controller will be retained.
If the controller is being added in addition to the upgrade, follow the
procedure in the Installing Windows 98 (Full Installation Version)
section.
SCO UNIX
A diskette for SCO UNIX 3.2V4.2 and SCO UNIX OpenServer 5 (3.2V5.x)
is included with your SmartRAID VI controller. The DPT diskette for
SCO contains the drivers for both versions of SCO. A second diskette
contains a Motif version of DPT Storage Manager for each version of
SCO UNIX.
NOTES
When assigning numbers to controllers, SCO starts with zero.
Storage Manager numbers controllers starting with one.
Storage Manager for Motif will not display colors correctly if
your video display adapter is set to display more than 256
colors.
Installing SCO UNIX 3.2V4.2 or OpenServer 5
This section describes the steps to install SCO UNIX 3.2V4.2 and up
(including ODT 3.x) and SCO UNIX 3.2V5.0.x (OpenServer 5) on a single
drive or array group. These SCO operating systems are configured to
support one SCSI hard drive or array group at ID 0, one tape drive at ID
2, and one CD-ROM at ID 5. If these devices are to be installed at this
time, make sure that their IDs have been set accordingly.
To install SCO, follow the steps below:
1.
If installing SCO UNIX 3.2V4.2 or ODT 3.0, boot the system with
the N1 diskette. Enter the following string at the boot prompt :
If installing SCO UNIX 3.2V5.0.x, boot the system with the Boot
Disk. Enter the following string at the boot prompt:
For SCO UNIX 3.2V5.04 or later the command is:
Software Installation
defbootstr link=dpti4
defbootstr ahslink=dpti5
defbootstr link=dpti5
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