I am trying to install the SCO OpenServer Release 5.0.0 or 5.0.2
          and the Installation Query Manager (IQM) is failing with the
          following error message:

                NOTICE: ram: No space on device on device 31/50
                /ramFS/instdir/iqm/iqm terminated by signal B

                **   Safe to Power Off   **
                           -or-
                ** Press Any Key to Reboot **

          where the letter B may vary.  It signifies the signal(S)
          (in hex) that the IQM received to cause it to dump core.

          The Installation Query Manager is a program, loaded from
          your installation media during installation. It is used
          by the user to specify the keyboard type, system name and
          other details required to install SCO OpenServer onto your
          system.

          The Installation Query Manager (IQM) is dumping core and
          filling the ramdisk.

          There are many reasons why the (IQM) might dump core. Some of
          these reasons are discussed below:

                - Incorrectly configured disk and CD-ROM peripherals
                - The IQM was corrupted during transfer to memory
                - The area of memory that the IQM resides in is corrupt
                - You are using an EIDE disk larger than 2Gbytes
                  - The pre-existence of a Windows 95 partition on the disk
                - Possibly other, as-yet-unknown, reasons

          If your installation is failing with the error message described
          above, try the following:

          If you are using the ATAPI CD-ROM make sure that the drive is
          correctly jumpered as a master or slave device on the EIDE
          controller. For further details on ATAPI configuration see:

            Technical Article 104918, "I am trying to install an ATAPI/WD CD-ROM as a
            secondary device."

            Technical Article 105085, "I get the error 'No SCSI host adapter found' when
            trying to install"

            http://www3.sco.com/Products/freeunix/suppinst.html

          If you are using a SCSI device, make sure that the SCSI bus is
          terminated correctly and that you are using high quality SCSI
          cables. Then re-try the installation.

          Disable any 2nd Level cache facility on your system and re-try
          the installation.  If this corrects the problem, the 2nd level
          cache on your motherboard may be malfunctioning.

          If you are using an EIDE disk larger than 2 Gbytes, see
          Technical Article 105273, "I'm having problems installing on a large EIDE disk
          drive."

          The failure can occur if there is a pre-existing Windows 95
          partition occupying the whole disk.  Sometimes, deactivating
          the Windows partition in DOS fdisk resolves the installation
          problem for SCO OpenServer 5.  This issue has been reported to
          SCO Engineering and is scheduled to be fixed in the next release
          of SCO OpenServer 5.  See IT/os 2794 for information on a
          related issue.

          Technical Article Technical Article 105967, "I get "notice: no space on DTFS
          dev ram(31/51) /ramFS/instdr/upgrade/upgrade terminated by
          signal B" when installing OSR5 with a standard mono graphics
          card."