I have an Old SCO Unix box which has no CDROM..There is a ERP running on this box and I am trying to make an image of this box. I have a bootable CD which I want this box to boot from. What are my options..I have looked into remotely booting a machine but there is no documentation for remote boot for ISO images. Basically I want this machine to boot from a CD. This machine has no CDROM, USB Drive..It has a floppy drive. Thank you.
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Nelviticus
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Assuming it's old enough that it won't boot from USB, by far the easiest thing to do is to buy a CD drive and install it. They're very cheap - cheaper than the time it would take you to get it booting an ISO image over the network.
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