| My advice, at this point, is "just say no" to CDMT. The CDMT tools generate
a format known as SSO's that can only be read by OpenServer that is an
evolutionary dead end. They're not going to be supported in UnixWare 7,
and they're not supported by the OS versions prior to OpenServer. Walk away
while you can. I would be remiss to not point out the widespread public
opinion that SSO's, custom+, cdmt, and the rest of this way of life are, uh,
not going to win any popularity contests.
There is a TLS on ftp://ftp.sco.com/TLS/tls602.ltr that contains some more
information on how to make SSOs if you insist.
There is a TLS on ftp://ftp.sco.com/TLS/tls036.ltr that contains the Software
Mastering Toolkit (SMT) that lets you build "classic custom" volumes that will
install on any SCO Unix release.
robertlipe@usa.net, steved@ussinc.com
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