UpdCD FAQ

• Q1: How can I see which files are in those bundle files?
• A1: Run the enclosed script cdlist.cmd on your Warp CD. It will list all the plain files and the content of zipped or packed files. You should have unzip.exe in your PATH. You can find the listing of a US Warp 4 CD-ROM enclosed to see which CD I used to make the plug-ins included in UpdCD.

• Q2: MPTS fixpak 8610 looks quite different from the MPTS in directory CID\IMG\MPTS. Are you sure that this can be replaced with the fixpak?
• A2: Yes, it works. Just do it!

• Q3: Will the 32 bit MPTS work with the TCP/IP of Warp?
• A3: Yes, it seems to work OK. However, some people have some stability problems with this combination. Give it a try!

• Q4: I want to integrate TCP/IP 4.3. Should I use MPTS fixpak WR0862x?
• A4: No, just use MPTS (08700) included with TCP/IP 4.3. No other fixes are needed.

• Q5: What is the difference between MPTS fixes and updates?
• A5: MPTS updates like WR?08610 or WR?08423 can be used to fully replace MPTS. MPTS fixpaks (WR?08621, WR?08425) should be applied on top of MPTS installations or updates. If you see MPTS.EXE in an MPTS distribution that it is an MPTS update, otherwise it is a fixpak.

• Q6: I need to update the scsiadds file with newer SCSI drivers. How can I do that?
• A6: Assume that you want to refresh the aic7870.add driver. First you should remove the file from the scsiadd bundle with "pack2 \AIC7870.ADD SCSIADDS /R". Than you might add the new one with "pack2 AIC7870.ADD SCSIADDS /H:\ /A". You can find pack2 in the updcd package.

• Q7: Will the installation of OS/2 from the updated CD on top of an existing installation preserve the settings?
• A7: Yes, it will preserve the configuration files and will move the desktop objects to the Previous Desktop folder, as the original installation of Warp 4 did.