ClearPath IX Systems Installation and Configuration Guide

Installing Windows NT Server 4.0 (DR/2)
10. Press Enter again.
11. Press Enter to continue.
A screen (Figure 6–3) appears that identifies the MS-DOS partition created in 6.4 and
the remaining unpartitioned disk space.
Windows NT Server Setup
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Setup has determined that your computers startup hard disk is new or has been
erased, or that an operating system is installed on your computer with which
Windows NT cannot coexist.
If such an operating system is installed on your computer,
continuing setup may damage or destroy it.
If the hard disk is new or has been erased, or you want to discard it's current contents,
you can choose to continue setup.
To continue setup, press C. Warning: Any data currently on your computer's start up hard
disk will be permanently lost.
To exit setup, press F3.
C=Continue Setup F3=Exit
Figure 6–1. Windows NT Server Setup (DR/2)
12. Read the contents of the license agreement as follows:
a. Read the contents of the first page, then press the Page Down key to read the next
page.
b. When you reach the last page, press F8 to indicate that you agree with the terms of
the license agreement (press F8 twice).
13. A hardware and software components list appears for you to verify. Be sure that the
Computer line reads MPS Multiprocessor PC. If it does not, use the arrow keys to
move to that line, press Enter and change as needed.
14. Use the arrow key to highlight Unpartitioned space, then press C to create a new
partition. You are prompted to enter the size of the partition to be created.
15. Press Backspace to clear the field, type 2048, then press Enter. The screen now
shows a new partition with unformatted space of 2047 MB.
16. Select the new partition, then press Enter.
A message asks you to select a file system for the partition.
Format the partition using the FAT file system
Format the partition using the NTFS file system
17. Use the up and down arrow keys to select the NT file system (NTFS), then press Enter.
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