Broken and mislabeled NetWare 2.15c Images
Been trying to test ancient NetWare versions, found some problems with the archive:
https://winworldpc.com/download/8905f1ec-5098-11e8-8d2a-fa163e9022f0 - this has a corrupted (blank) OSEXE-2 disk image, which appears to be required to installed
https://archive.org/details/netware_gnet - this upload of NetWare (which says 2.11, but os2museum notes its actually 2.15) may have the needed disk image to fix it, but I'm having trouble downloading the necessary ZIP file. I'll follow up on this point.
In both cases, these should be marked as Advanced NetWare 2.15/286
https://winworldpc.com/download/41e280ba-c3b5-7b18-c39a-11c3a4e284a2 - this is an ELS Level 2 (Entry Level System) edition of NetWare 286, so it's missing features compared to advanced NetWare. I haven't tested if its installable yet. I'll be testing more as I go through.
https://winworldpc.com/download/8905f1ec-5098-11e8-8d2a-fa163e9022f0 - this has a corrupted (blank) OSEXE-2 disk image, which appears to be required to installed
https://archive.org/details/netware_gnet - this upload of NetWare (which says 2.11, but os2museum notes its actually 2.15) may have the needed disk image to fix it, but I'm having trouble downloading the necessary ZIP file. I'll follow up on this point.
In both cases, these should be marked as Advanced NetWare 2.15/286
https://winworldpc.com/download/41e280ba-c3b5-7b18-c39a-11c3a4e284a2 - this is an ELS Level 2 (Entry Level System) edition of NetWare 286, so it's missing features compared to advanced NetWare. I haven't tested if its installable yet. I'll be testing more as I go through.
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It does appear the dumped installation media is "used" since it has a prewritten NET$OS on it, but that shouldn't be an end of the world situation. Tagging @SomeGuy so he can see the archive issue.
I'll test 2.2c and probably should test the ELS II image while I'm at it.
You mean all of those disks were also in that dump from archive.org?
I don't have a *working* system because of network issues, but that's an entirely different kettle of fish.