29 Sep
2005
29 Sep
'05
5:21 p.m.
Scott Stevens wrote:
On Thu, 29 Sep 2005 16:10:23 -0500
Doc Shipley <doc at mdrconsult.com> wrote:
v2.x.
Yep. My install set for a time had a defective diskette #23 that was a
rather hammering experience, that far into the install. It only
mattered if you selected certain 'options' during the install, otherwise
you could avoid certain 'multimedia' features I believe, and it would
install properly.
Those of us who ever installed Slackware Linux from floppy diskettes
know a somewhat similar experience.
Yeah, but there was much more pleasurable anticipation in the
Slackware install. :)
IIRC, Slack v3.3 took 54 1.44MB disks.
Doc
Vintage Computer Festival wrote:
something
On Thu, 29 Sep 2005, Roger Merchberger wrote:
>The first install of W95 I had was a bootleg of their beta on >like 15 3.5" diskettes. In fact...yep,
weird, still sitting on my
>printer desk. It's been there for, gosh, I guess 10 years now :)
13
>disks actually. Wow, that brings back bad
memories (and I'm not
just
talking
about W95 ;)
The full OEM 3.5" floppy version of W95b is 29 disks. I have it
somewhere.
The installation was excruciating, on par with SCO OpenDesktop