THIS PROCEDURE ASSUMES THAT AN SCO UNIX SYSTEM IS AVAILABLE WITH A 5 1/4"
FLOPPY AS THE A: DRIVE AND A 3 1/2" FLOPPY AS THE B: DRIVE

1. Make sure 3 1/2" driver diskette is write protected.
2. Make sure you are logged in as root with # prompt, and get into floppy disk file system creation program by typing: mkdev fd<ENTER>
3. Choose option 2 (96TPI, DOUBLE SIDED 15 SECTORS PER TRACK) from the first menu.
4. Reply to the following prompts:

   DO YOU WANT TO USE FLOPPY DRIVE 0 OR 1?

   Choose option 0.

   CHOICES FOR CONTENTS OF FLOPPY FILESYSTEM?

   Choose option 1 (FILESYSTEM).

   INSERT A 96DS15 FLOPPY INTO DRIVE AND PRESS <RETURN> TO CONTINUE OR Q TO QUIT.

   Insert a blank 5 1/4" disk into the A: drive and press <ENTER>.

   WOULD YOU LIKE TO FORMAT THE FLOPPY FIRST?(Y/N).

   Choose Y. System will now format and verify format of floppy.

   DO YOU WANT TO USE THE DEFAULT FILE SYSTEM TYPE AFS?(Y/N)

   Choose N.

   PLEASE ENTER A FILE SYSTEM TYPE FROM <AFS EAFS S51K XENX) OR Q TO QUIT.

   Choose S51K.

   Now you will be back to the first menu. Press Q to get back to a # prompt.

5. Type: mount /dev/fd096ds15 /mnt<ENTER>.
6. Type: mkdir /mnt2<ENTER>.
7. Insert the 3 1/2" driver disk into the B: drive.
8. Type: mount /dev/fd1135ds18 /mnt2<ENTER>.
9. Type: copy -rom /mnt2 /mnt<ENTER>.
10. Type: umount /mnt<ENTER>.
11. Type: umount /mnt2<ENTER>.
12. Now remove both floppy disks from the drives. You now have a 5 1/4" version of the Adaptec SCO Unix driver. You can install the driver using the installpkg program or use it as a boot time loadable driver for a fresh install.