Talking to the IMD

It's going to take a few hours to get Fedora Core 4 set up on a
ProLiant 3000. Expect a report later this evening.

In article . com,
says...
It just occurred to me that the windoz utility is fairly old, having
been last revised to operate under Server 2000. For this reason, it
stands a decent chance of running in a Wine (windows emulator) window.
Wine has had five years to improve and the utility has not. I will give
this a try.

Yes please do and let me know how it goes. I'd like to get the bar
graphs on the display, but no way at the expense of the operating
system. This box is running Gentoo and is going to stay that way

It's 9:00 here and updates are still running. I am upto 327/512. Might
be a while.

Sorry, I just can't get it to work. I can't seem to find the proper
placement for the .dll files that are needed. I can, however, run the
Array Configuration Utility under Wine. This leads me to believe that
someone more familiar with the Wine package might have more success.

Now it seems clear that on a system setup with dual-boot capability
(FC4 on one partition and Server2000 on the other) it would be fairly
simple to mount the NTFS partition and run any applications on there,
using the Wine Emulator.

I will continue to tinker with this, and I eagerly await the final
release of Wine 1.0 (as it stands the package is still in alpha).