achikuna, вот инструкция по установке vmware - подойдёт?
This article will walk you through setting up a VMWare virtual machine and installing the GT1 Base v39 on it.
Install VMWare workstation. From the Windows Start menu, start the VMWare Manage Virtual Networks. Tab to 'Host Virtual Adapters' and make sure VMNet1 is enabled.
Tab to 'Host Virtual Network Mapping' click the > next to VMNet1 and set the IP address to 192.168.68.0, Mask to 255.255.255.0.
Apply changes and go to Windows Network Connections. VMNet1 should be turned on and have an IP address of 192.168.68.1. This is the IP address of your Windows host on the virtual network.
Open VMWare workstation. Pick File, New, Virtual Machine. Pick a Custom configuration. If you are asked about a virtual machine format, don't pick Legacy. Then, it will ask you to select a virtual operating system. Pick Other, Other.
Now name your VM and pick a location for it. I do not like the default location.
Select One processor. Allocate 256MB of RAM. It can be as low as 240MB.
For network connection, pick Use host-only.
If you get asked about SCSI adapter, pick the BusLogic.
Choose to create a new virtual disk.
Choose IDE as the disk type. The magic number is
18.635. It is extremely important that you check the Allocate all disk space now box.
Go have lunch!
When this finishes your new VM will appear in VMware. It's not ready yet. Go to Edit virtual machine settings.
Remove Audio.
For the Ethernet interface, pick Custom network, VMNet1.
Add two more Ethernet interfaces, pick Custom network, VMNet1.
Change the CDROM to whichever DVD drive you will be using. If you will be using Daemon Tools to mount the DVD's, pick the drive letter that Daemon Tools is using.
Go to Options, pick Guest Isolation, disable the drag/copy. Press OK.
Mount the GT1 Base V39 CD and start the VM.
It will boot, do something small, and then reboot. It has to boot again from the CD. So, when you see the VMWare BIOS, hit ESC and choose to boot from CD.
It will boot again, make filesystems, and install some files. It will beep some when it's finished. Unmount the CD and shut off the VM.
You now have the GT1 base installed on the system. Now it's time to change the root password. My method will detail using the SCO Openserver 5.0.7 boot CD to pull this off.
Mount the SCO CD and start the VM. Remember to press ESC to choose to boot from CD. Press Enter at the Boot: line. It will boot then ask you to press Enter to begin the installation. Accept the license and it will ask which CD to install from. Just take the defaults.
When you see the keyboard selection menu, press
[Alt][F3]. The screen will change to all black and a prompt <Installation>.
At this prompt type
cd /hdFS/var/opt/K/SCO/Unix/*/etc
then
/hdFS/opt/K/SCO/Unix/*/bin/ed shadow
Type these lines:
P
(turns on a * prompt)
1
(the root line will be displayed)
1,1c
(this is a command to change line 1)
root::11628:0:0
[Enter] [Control-D](When you press ^D the * will appear)
w
q
[In my screenshot the edit has already been done, some of the output is a little different to what you'll see.]
Stop the VM and reboot it.
GT1 will boot up and ask you to calibrate the touchscreen or select a language. We must configure some things first, however.
Press
[Ctrl][SysRq] to leave the graphical interface. You will get a login prompt. Login as root. It will ask you to pick a password.
When you see the # prompt, change the passwords for some of the important users:
# passwd dis
# passwd admin
You must make a small change so the mouse will not die later:
# vi /etc/default/boot
Arrow down to the line that starts with DEFBOOTSTR=, press capital A and add:
kbm.wheel=no
[ESC]:wq!
[Enter] 
Now back at the # prompt, type
# mkdev bitpad
Pick #3 to remove, pick #1, then pick #6 to remove drivers, answer yes to remove the devices, and then yes to the next three y/n questions. Then quit.
Now back at the # prompt, type
# scoadmin network
Remove the three network devices (keep the loopback driver.)
Now Add network adapter. You will see three AMD PCNet-PCI adapters listed. Pick one, then pick TCP/IP. Give it an address of 192.168.68.30. Go to the end of the form and OK it. Repeat this twice, adding the other two network adapters, give them host names of gt1ap1 and gt1ap2, and IP address 192.168.68.31, 192.168.68.32.
Exit the network panel, Yes create a new kernel, and Yes to the next 3 questions.
Now type
# scoadmin video
Make sure the video is configured to VESA like in my screenshot. If not, remove it and recreate it.
Now type
# mkdev mouse
Pick #2, add a mouse. Pick #3, PS/2 keyboard mouse. Pick #3, High resolution. Press enter at the next prompt. The next question asks about other terminals, tell it no. Yes, relink the kernel, yes, yes, yes. Q to quit.
Back at the # prompt, let's reboot.
# init 6
GT1 should reboot and present with a language selection.
Enter dealer number 12345 if you are not familiar with DIS. This is the password to install the other GT1 applications later.
Oops, I added an extra digit.
Now you can go into Administration and add the progman, updates, whatever.