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HELP! New Install over the internet- How to do it?

chrisk
Hi,

I need to install the latest version of ASL over the internet. The box I  am going to use is currently running Windows 2000. According to our sales rep, I should be able to log on to the Astaro site and download the software directly onto the PC. The OS should disappear and ASL will install.

Is this correct? Any assistance would be appreciated, as I am starting from scratch here, and I don't know where or how to start.

Thanks!!!  


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  • 0 in reply to Andy_01
    Thanks for the input. So how do I go about installing the software locally? I don't have an installation CD, so I downloaded the .gz file and unzipped it, leaving me with a file named "asl-4.008.iso". What do I do next?

    Thanks! 
  • 0 in reply to chrisk
    you need to burn a bootable CD from the image, depends on which burning software you use, i.e. RecordNow realizes .iso extension and automatically suggests the right settings. 
  • 0 in reply to Andy_01
    OK, I got it now, thanks for everyone's input!

    To Recap:

    I downloaded the .gz file and used Winzip to uncompress it to an .iso file. I then used Adaptec Easy CD Creator to create a CD from an image file. I booted up the PC with the CD, and I am now in the process of installing ASL.

    Thanks to all!  
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