Leave the remainder of the space empty to be used as a Netware partition later on in the installation. To install on a drive that already has data in place, you need to have about 20mb of free space just to get the server software in place. Much more is needed for data as well.

I got this CD from Novell and poped it in the drive.the computer booted up and found the CD and started installing. Well it went throught most of the installation, but it keeps erroring out when i tries to mount the CD Rom drive. Well it has 3 SCSI HDs and 1 SCSI CDROM drive. I dont have any drivers or anything installed.

Will that make a difference? PSICOP told me to download this newer version on 5.1 with the sp7 but for some reason when i brun it to a CD it wont boot!!!

What the crap.everyone tells me how wonderful netware is, well I just formatted Win2k on this machine and when i installed it i didnt have any of these problems. Whats the deal? Simple - you don't know how to deal with an.ISO image. I've downloaded that NetWare 5.1 SP7 Overlay ISO image and properly burned it to CD using my CD burning software. I've successfully booted and installed NetWare 5.1 SP7 from that image dozens of times.

Here's the deal - you don't copy the.ISO file to a CD - the CD burning software (if you have a good one, and I don't mean DirectCD either) should recognize the.ISO file as a CD image. Either double-click on the.ISO file and the CD burning software will launch or do a File Open Image and then select your.ISO file. The CD burning software should then burn the contents of the.ISO image file to the CD (and not the.ISO file itself). This isn't an issue of how wonderful NetWare is or isn't, it's a matter of whether you know how to deal with.ISO images or not. The other possibility is that your.ISO image is corrupt - if you think you have a bad image, delete it and download it again and then burn it to CD properly (which does NOT mean simply copying the.ISO file to CD.) THAT'S the deal. I completely understand how to deal with ISO files.But once again, it didnt seem to work using NERO 6.0.Do you have a suggestion of what software I should run.maybe even something that is free.

When i downloaded it my computer saw it as a WinRAR file.So what i did anyway was open Nero>CD ISO>Clicked Open>Select All Files> Then cicked on NW51SP7EI and then the burn button. After that when i looked at the contents of the CD it just had the NW51SP7EI file on there.SO i then extracted it and repeated the steps, but instead of selecting that one file I selected them all. Still no go there!

I will try to download another and see if like you said it was corrupt. Sorry if i was bashing Netware or offened you guys.It was late and I was frustrated!:) Thanks again for any advise. Netware 5.1 is 3 versions old, so if you but that into the context of Windows you have just been trying to install NT 4 so its no surpise that you had trouble with hardware drivers. When you installed Win2K you were installing the equalent to NW 6. Think of the difference between NT4 and Win2K and you have your reason. In fact recently i watched one of my experceinced MS guys swear his way though a NT 4 install, how quickly we lose our skills.

I agree with you on the ISO images - I to have used Nero to cut them to make a bootable CD. It was a real pain and every time I do it I seem to have to reinvent the wheel. I ahd the same problem with some symantec images as well. Its something to do with there being a couple of versions of ISO and Nero does not default to the most common.

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I have more than once suggested to Novell that they offer a Nero version or Nero instructions as it appears to be the most common application for CDW On NW5.1. If the SCSI CD had given me any trouble i would have just put in a stock standard (not CDRW) IDE CDrom and that gets ready of most errors. NetWare v5.1 is still a supported version of NetWare, even if its pushing 5 years old. Novell's product roadmap actually calls for NetWare v6.0 to be EOLed *before* NetWare v5.1. Jpalazzi, I don't use Nero myself, but you're definitely not doing it right. When you burn the ISO, you should have a number of files, plus a number of subdirectories.