Java 1.1.8 (Base & Swing):
Run each package at the root of the Java install drive, with the "-di -ov" parameters.
Be CERTAIN to have those command-line parameters on each when you run each!
Make sure that NS Navigator is closed.
Run INSTALL.EXE
NS will load x:\index.htm. Choose a language.
If the second page hangs at "Resolving the Feature Install Variable", reboot and try again.
If you get "Cannot find the RESPONSE file . . . ", you didn't have NS closed before you started.
Choose "Guided Path". The correct options should already be checked.
Install the Java update(s)
Don't forget to reboot after installation.
Run DELINST.cmd at each installation finish for cleanup of unzipped files.
Manually delete each file from the root when finished with each.
Java 1.1.8 Base javainuf.exe
-di -ov (Runtime only w/Unicode Font, 20mb) (from
IBM) (note 2)
Java 1.1.8 Swing Extensions javainsr.exe
-di -ov (Swing Runtime, RMI-IIOP runtime) (from
IBM)
Java 1.1.8 Updates for Aug-00:
runtime.exe
-o (from IBM)
Also, check out:
os2jre.exe
-di -ov (from
IBM) (seems to be a Java runtime package to be packaged with Java apps?)
rmi-iiop-toolkit.exe -di
-ov (from
IBM)
Remove JavaOS2:
Once you have installed the new Java 1.1.8, you can get rid of JavaOS2, the old version:
Click on the Drives object, then click on the Drive C: object to get the Drive C: tree.
Expand the OS2 object,
Expand the Install object,
Expand Installed Features,
Open Install Object - Inventory,
Highlight the Java object and click on Uninstall (don't uninstall Java11, as that is your new Java, uninstall only "Java".),
Reboot.
Check CONFIG.sys for the presence of any reference to x:\JAVAOS2, and remove if necessary.
Optionally:
Updated printer driver from the
IBM Device Driver Repository
Bidirectional Printer Port driver BIDI.exe
(from the IBM
Device Driver Repository)
See INSTALL.txt
Theseus/3 thes3002.exe
(from
IBM)
Add to CONFIG.SYS: DEVICE=X:\THESEUS\THESEUS5.SYS
Theseus is a memory management reporting
tool from IBM. Detects memory leaks on a per-application basis.
ZTBold v1.80 GA ztb180.zip
(from Ztree.com)
PMView v1.05 or PMView2000 for screen captures
(from PMView.com)
Time868 time synchronizer time868f.zip
(from hobbes)
Seti@Home client (from
seti@home)
or
RC5DES Bovine client (from
distributed.net)
DeskMan/2 v1.51 from floppy, then v2.0 upgrade for Warp4
Manually add "c:\devtech;" to the
end of LIBPATH, PATH, HELP lines in
CONFIG.SYS
For a LS 5 installation over Warp4 base OS:
Refer to http://duanec.indelible-blue.com/wsonw4/0000fm.htm
Basically, copy the \WARPSRV directory
with subdirectories from the OS/2 Warp Server CD-ROM to the local hard
disk.
Change to your hard disk and then
to the \WARPSRV directory
Leave the CD in the drive!
Run WSCONFIG.exe. If you start WSCONFIG.exe from CD, the installation procedure will try to
create a response file on the read-only CD.
Don't select "Advanced Print Services"; it won't work.
Don't select TCP/IP, because you're using the version with Warp4
Add "RUN=x:\IBMLAN\NETPROG\CACHE386.EXE" to the top of CONFIG.sys. If you don't, you'll get:
"Net 3091: the CACHE386.exe is not running, The server cannot be started."
LanServer FP IP08531
(from
IBM) via Faskkick/DIUNPACK
& run "FIX.cmd" (use DIUNPACK.exe instead of DSKXTRCT.EXE).
Updated: as of 10-May, IP08531 has
been re-released, "format was changed to be compatible with diskette image
utilities." So, possibly DSKXTRCT may work again.
Master Browser Enabler for W95 browsers.zip
(from
IBM)
Use this to enable the WarpServer to be a "Master
Browser" or "Backup Master Browser" to your Win95 clients.
Unzip into a temp dir, using UNZIP.exe or x:\IBMCOM\PKUNZIP2.exe or the OS/2 version of
"PKZIP.exe /extract", then run the updated
BRINST.cmd
(from
IBM): don't use the BRINST.cmd that comes with browsers.zip!
Optionally:
Back Again/2 TBU
DOS Lan Services (DLS, aka DOS Lan Requester, DLR) DL8330
(from
IBM). This is the complete four disk set to install a DOS LAN
Requester for a DOS box to talk to a Warp Peer or Warp Server. Can
be installed as command-line-only, DOS GUI, or Win3.1 Gui. Limitation:
sharing a resource on the DOS box, only one user can use the resource at
a time.
HOW TO: restore your desktop just the way you want it. DOS programs
in windows, all DOS and CMD windows at individual sizes, etc. It
can't be the easy way, but here's how we're doing it: Move_it/Switchto/Console
Notes
Note 1: Null at this time.
Note 2: The README says it's a development pkg. During install, use "Guided" install, then
choose to install only the Runtime and Times xxx fonts.
Note 3: The Fastkick/CSF 1.42 &
DSKXTRCT method.
In a temp dir:
Unzip FASTKICK141.zip
Unzip DSKXTR12.exe
Run DSKXTRCT /s:xxxxxxb?.dsk /t:.
(source & target) /ra (replace all)
Run "FIX.cmd"
[FIX.cmd basically contains:
SET CSFUTILPATH=(dir
where FIX.cmd is invoked)
SET CSFCDROMDIR=(dir
where FIX.cmd is invoked)
SERVICE.exe
If a FP apply stalls with no disk
activity, SERVICE.exe may have run out of file handles. See note
above
about SET "SHELLHANDLESINC=25", and perhaps add "SET CSFDRIVEAPPLY=x" to
FIX.cmd, to limit the drives that SERVICE.exe will search for serviceable
products. Source:
Irv Spalten <ispalten@us.ibm.com> "Re: FP13 half applied
-- I'm screwed" in comp.os.os2.bugs on 11-Apr-2000
http://x23.deja.com/[ST_rn=ps]/getdoc.xp?AN=609643268&search=thread&CONTEXT=955731545.741474326&HIT_CONTEXT=955731545.741474326&HIT_NUM=&hitnum=22
For DIUNPACK.exe, use:
for %1 in (*.?dk) do diunpack %1
Note 4: You *MUST NOT* install the
TCP/IP 4.02 after MPTS8620, which updates TCP/IP to v4.2.
Revision History:
14-Jul-99 Initial release
17-Jul-99
Removed PEER8412, too buggy
Added PEER8410 as a replacement
Removed MPST8423, not needed
Added link for PMView v1.05
Moved MPTS8620 after PEER8410
Made TCP/IP v4.02w pkg optional
Added TCP/IP INETVER reporting differences for v4.0x vs v4.1/v4.2.
Added MPTS8620 file replacement advisory about the NIC driver.
Added EMX
01-Aug-99
Updated to include Java 1.1.8 GA
Removed Java 1.1.7C refresh
09-Sep-99
Updated Feature Installer 1.24->1.25, and link now points to catalog
(old link to FI page would not allow download unless you came in through the "front door" of the catalog).
Same for NS/2, PluginPak, and Java.
17-Oct-99
IBM removed IP08410 from their ftp site, and we all know 8412 doesn't work, so I added a link to
my ftp server for it. Also updated ZTB link for v1.80.
21-Oct-99
Changed NS 4.04 references to 4.61
Fixed FP12 link
Added notes about Peer8410: "no route to host", won't install if Peer not installed.
Added Java 1.1.8 extensions (Swing)
06-Nov-99
Updated links to Al's reorg'd ftp server.
07-Nov-99
Added updated Java1.1.8 refresh links.
22-Mar-00
Added notes about TCPIP.CFG and DHCP
Added link to InterFTP
Added SWAPPATH example
Added note about NS not installing until FP5+ is
installed
16-Apr-00
Removed numerical references to table at bottom
of document which contained duplicate links to be maintained for no good
reason.
Added note about \mptn\bin\setup.cmd
Updated references to FP12 to FP13
28-Apr-00
Removed MPTS8610/8620, which are for TCP/IP v4.1.
Added MPTS8423/8425, which are for TCP/IP v3.x/4.0 (W3C/W4)
Added SYS1719 and LAx/netx notes in TCP/IP setup
Added alternate ART/registration removal method, from TC Carr
Added SET KILLFEATUREENABLED=ON to CONFIG.SYS mods list
12-May-00
Added note about new DSPINSTL.exe for FP13, fixes Matrox drivers install (supposedly)
13-May-00
Added LS5-over-W4 install note about leaving the CD in the CD-ROM drive.
21-May-00
Added note about os2jre java runtime extension
Added "/ra" to dskxtrct.exe command line to "replace all"
14-Jun-00
Added "(Fix 3)" to emxrt citation
19-Jun-00
Added "SET USE_HOSTS_FIRST=1" to the CONFIG.SYS file.
I'd considered adding this line anyway, as if tells OS/2 TCP/IP to
check the contents of the x:\MPTN\ETC\hosts file first, before going
off to the "regular" DNS.
21-Jun-00
Added notes about modifying CONFIG.X
12-Jul-00
Updated the Netscape install reference; the 128-bit version is not called "COMM461.exe", not "XR".
23-Jul-00
Added optional bidirectional printer port driver PAR1284.SYS
26-Jul-00
Added Theseus/3
15-Sep-00
Changed UNZIP to the version that supports 'shrink' and crypto.
Changed self-reference links from numeric IPs to asavage.dyndns.org
Updated NS/2 link for 18-Aug version.
Added new reference to PEER8413, though I haven't tested it yet.
Updated references to the Java updates for 31-Aug files.
Updated DDPak device drivers to v2.
16-Sep-00
Added TCPEXIT.cmd for SYNATTACK
02-Oct-00
Added "remove JavaOS2" section.
18-Oct-00
Added more archivers to be added to \ZIP .
Error: F&PS (Peer): SYS3175 in PEERINST.PGM at 00065253
Over the years, IBM and folks in the NGs have made us
aware that File & Print Services installation (Peer) from the CD in
Warp4 does not work correctly if you have a line in the CONFIG.SYS which
is longer than 256 characters. What is not as well known or discussed
is that *any* line longer than 256 characters will trigger the subject
error.
Most folks have posted that it is the PATH or LIBPATH
lines that cause the error, but in my case, a reinstall of Peer with the
PATH/LIBPATH lines drastically shortened did not help. The clue,
as posted Aug-98 by Ken Taylor, is in x:\IBMINST\LOGS\LOCINSTU\LOCAL.L2,
which read in part:
CAS0029: CASINSTL Warning! One or more lines in E:\CONFIG.SYS exceed 255 characters.
I had several copies of PATH/LIBPATH/DPATH/HELP lines,
left there by Tyra/2, a CONFIG.SYS maintenance utility. After removing
those lines, then cutting the PATH/LIBPATH/DPATH/HELP lines in three pieces
(and putting the "discarded" parts in shortened REM lines, to be glued
back on later), I was able to continue Peer installation without the PEERINST.PGM
error.
Note that running <CDROM>:\CID\IMG\IBMPEER\PEERRMT.EXE,
an installation approach which has been commonly advised in the NGs, did
not recreate the Connections|Network|NetworkServices|SharedResources&NetworkConnections
object.
Running <CDROM>:\IBMINST\NPCONFIG.EXE would not complete
installation, reporting that it couldn't generate a file whose target location
was on the CD drive!
Finally, as Mr. Knott has advised, running <CDROM>:\INSTALL.CMD
will allow the complete Peer/MPTS/TCP/IP installation to complete, with
all objects in place on the desktop etc. To which the various fixpacks
can then be applied:
References:
APAR#: IC21546 LONG PATH STATEMENTS IN THE CONFIG.SYS CAUSES LAN INSTALL TO TRAP AFTER COPYING THE 5TH DISKETTE
http://service5.boulder.ibm.com/pspapar.nsf/14bdb3c629a7364b862563be006d7595/1fc371ca8b7866728625665000447163?OpenDocument
APAR#: IC16536 USING A PEERRMT GENERATED RESPONSE FILE GETS SYS3175 ERROR
http://service5.boulder.ibm.com/pspapar.nsf/14bdb3c629a7364b862563be006d7595/174a977e009973368625643b0051f261?OpenDocument
