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[Philipp Thomas <pth@xxxxxxx>]

* Felix Miata (mrmazda@xxxxxx) [20090205 15:50]:

> Or, possibly the updated floppy boot method. Better, use an eComStation CD
> new enough to include support for your hardware. The latest 2.0RC installs on
> most hardware.

I only have access to the free trial and for fun project the price of
eComStation is prohibitive.

> Another option is to install on old hardware, update to the latest fixes,
> then transfer that HD to a newer system, cloning from PATA to SATA if
> necessary.

Alas I have no old hardware, apart from a Cobalt Raq I saved from being
discarded but that is useless for this endeavour.
 
> Warp 4 for was released in early 1996. You wouldn't expect Win95 or SuSE
> 1.0 to install easily on modern hardware, would you?

No, but I would have expected to be able to install Warp 4 in a virtual
machine which I haven't been able to either.

Besides, I would strongly suggest to move this discussion elsewhere as it's
heavily off-topic :)

Philipp
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