#How to install windows 95 using cd how to

# mount -o ro -F hsfs /dev/dsk/c0t6d0s2 /cdrom If your CD-ROM drive is a SCSI drive, type the following command in a terminal window on your workstation to mount the CD-ROM drive: If your workstation has Solaris Volume Manager enabled, skip this step. If Solaris Volume Manager is not enabled, become superuser and then type cd Refer to Diskette Drives for more information.

If you want to use your workstation's floppy drive as drive A:, you will need to run the vold_floppy_disable script. If your workstation does not have Solaris Volume Manager enabled, you will need to become superuser and mount the CD-ROM drive manually as described in the next step. If it is enabled, skip steps 3 and 4 and proceed to step 5. The system returns information on the Volume Manager process ( vold) if it is enabled. To find out if Volume Manager is enabled, open a terminal window on your workstation desktop and type ps If it does not, then Solaris Volume Manager may not be enabled on your system. The CD should mount automatically and display its contents in a window on the screen. Insert your Windows 95 CD into the CD-ROM drive. If the SunPCi CD is still in your CD-ROM drive, type eject in a terminal window and then remove the CD.

To install Windows 95 on SunPCi, follow this procedure: Installing Windows takes much less time on a local drive, and performance is significantly better. Windows 95 requires a minimum of 128 Mbytes of free hard disk space.įor best results, create your SunPCi C: drive on a local hard disk on your workstation, rather than in your home directory. Before you start the installation, make sure your home directory contains sufficient disk space.

#How to install windows 95 using cd how to

This section explains how to install Windows 95 and how to install the SunPCi drivers. In order to install Windows 95 on SunPCi, you will need one of the following: