This file describes the procedure to install the fix for
IBM(R) OS/2(R) Convenience Package 2 (CP2) when installing on
Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 machines greater than 512MB.
The following APARs are the only items included in this fix. This fix
is for Convenience Package 2 systems only:
APAR ABSTRACT
PJ28355 SYS3175 in DOSCALL1.DLL when booting a Pentium 4 machine
when initializing testcfg.sys or apm.sys
PJ28362 traps in os2krnl running theseus/4
PJ28379 disallow alt-f4 and alt-f5 in the presence of altf1sec.cmd
IC32279 Trap 000e in TKDeclareInversion after killing a process
while it's doing DosDelete processing.
The directory structure created when you uncompress the zip file is
the following :
ACP\ Contains the replacement OS2KRNLI for the OS/2 Warp
Server for e-Business Convenience Package 2.
MCP\ Contains the replacement OS2KRNLI for the OS/2 Warp 4
Convenience Package 2.
This package includes 3 files.
READ.ME - This file
ACP\OS2KRNLI - OS2KRNLI for OS/2 Warp Server for e-business
(UNI and SMP)
MCP\OS2KRNLI - OS2KRNLI for OS/2 Warp 4
The two sets of instructions below address installing the FixPak on
a UNI or SMP processor respectively.
OS/2 Warp 4 Convenience Package 2 and OS/2 Warp Server for e-business
Convenience Package 2 UNI Processor Instructions:
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1) Create, using CDINST.CMD from the OS/2 2nd (not the Installation CD) CD,
three install diskettes.
2) On the Installation Diskette, replace the OS2KRNLI file with
the OS2KRNLI file from the \ACP (for OS/2 Warp Server for e-business
Convenience Package 2) or \MCP (for OS/2 Warp 4 Convenience Package
2 ) sub-directory, depending which product you have.
3) On Diskette 1, edit CONFIG.SYS and add the following statement
at the end of the file:
SET COPYFROMFLOPPY=1
4) Start the installation of CP2 by inserting the Installation
Diskette you modified in Step 1 into A: and the second CP2 CD
into the CD-ROM drive.
5) Do your normal install, following the prompts on the screen.
At this point, the fix has been completed.
OS/2 Warp Server for e-business Convenience Package 2 SMP
Processor Instructions:
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1) Create, using CDINST.CMD from the OS/2 2nd (not the Installation CD) CD,
three intall diskettes.
2) On the Installation Diskette, replace the OS2KRNLI file with the
OS2KRNLI file from the \ACP sub-directory.
3) On Diskette 1, edit CONFIG.SYS and add the following statement
at the end of the file:
SET COPYFROMFLOPPY=1
4) Start the installation of CP2 by inserting the Installation
Diskette you modified in Step 1 into A: and the second CP2 CD
into the CD-ROM drive.
5) During install, on the third Installation Panel, the last item
shown is the SMP support file install. This check box will be
selected. Clear the check box and continue the install as if the
system is a UNI system.
6) Complete the install in the normal manner.
7) You must now enable the SMP support. Run INSTALL (or Selective
Install from the System Setup folder, Install/Remove folder)
and on the panel where you cleared SMP support, select it now
and continue. This causes the SMP support to be installed.
Reboot the system to enable SMP support.
At this point, the fix has been completed.
NOTE:
If you are going to add memory to a Pentium 4 system above 512MB, apply FixPak XR_F001 or later first . Failure to do so causes your machine not to boot. If this should happen, you must apply the FixPak XR_F001 or later using an alternate boot source.
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