Ooooo I got one of those a few months back (well the 3400 but what the hey) and they're funky.
A word of warning though, mess with the hard disk at your peril. My machine came with no OS and no end of playing with it would get it up and running again. Apparently the Stylistics use a strange disk geometry and you need to partition it and reformat the hard disk in the machine itself (despite what many sites say about setting up the drive in another machine and then installing it into the tablet...it doesn't work). I tried what you're intending to do (copy the install CD onto the drive on another machine and then install when installed in the tablet)...but hit big problems.
In the end I managed to get a Fujitsu external floppy drive and build a boot disk which allowed USB to be used from DOS (and then access an external USB drive and...).
My machine only allows 160Mb RAM and 2K sucked on it big time (can't remember the CPU/speed) - Win98 runs sweetly though.
One thing that's totally essential though is to make sure that you have some sort of onscreen keyboard (2K may come with one but, if not, there are a few decent fre ones out there) - life's impossible without one
A word of warning though, mess with the hard disk at your peril. My machine came with no OS and no end of playing with it would get it up and running again. Apparently the Stylistics use a strange disk geometry and you need to partition it and reformat the hard disk in the machine itself (despite what many sites say about setting up the drive in another machine and then installing it into the tablet...it doesn't work). I tried what you're intending to do (copy the install CD onto the drive on another machine and then install when installed in the tablet)...but hit big problems.
In the end I managed to get a Fujitsu external floppy drive and build a boot disk which allowed USB to be used from DOS (and then access an external USB drive and...).
My machine only allows 160Mb RAM and 2K sucked on it big time (can't remember the CPU/speed) - Win98 runs sweetly though.
One thing that's totally essential though is to make sure that you have some sort of onscreen keyboard (2K may come with one but, if not, there are a few decent fre ones out there) - life's impossible without one