This might be an option. Would I boot from the CD, then when that is
complete, put db2 cd in and nfs it? If this is the case couldn't I NFS
from W2K?
I think I installed the NFS feature for w2k a while back for another
project.
Steve
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Subject: Re: installing db2 on linux
Steve,
If you're not allowed to permanently install Linux on an Intel system,
would
it be bending the rules too much to use a Knoppix "live" CD to boot into
Linux, and then mount and NFS-export the DB2 CD? Once you're done, you
can
shut down, and reboot back into Windows without ever having touched the
hard
drive.
Mark Post
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From: Linux on 390 Port [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Steve
Gentry
Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 1:50 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: installing db2 on linux
Thanks to all who replied. I guess I should have qualified a little more.
Mounting the cd on an x86/Linux box is not an option.
I am running W2K prof. This W2K box has an ftp server running on it. I
(we) have a z800 running VM 4.3, I have a Linux quest on VM that I can ftp
to or from. This linux quest will also be the one I want to run db2 on.
How
can I do this with the previously mentioned environment? Steve Gentry
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