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Installing OS/2 from a Compact Disc(CD)
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1. Make a copy of Diskette 1 of OS/2.
2. Copy the TMSCSIM.ADD from \OS2DRV on Tekram DC-390 device driver diskette
to the root directory on the copy of diskette 1.
3. Edit the CONFIG.SYS file located on the copy of diskette 1.
At the end of the file, add the following line.
BASEDEV=TMSCSIM.ADD
4. For Warp 4.0(Merlin) only:
a. Add one more line at the end of the CONFIG.SYS.
SET COPYFROMFLOPPY=1
b. Remark the following line in the CONFIG.SYS
basedev=ql510.add
to
REM basedev=ql510.add
5. Begin the installation by inserting the Installation diskette into drive A
and restart the system. When prompted to insert Diskette 1, insert the copy
that you modified.
6. For Warp 4.0(Merlin) only:
During the installing, when the system display following message:
Remove the diskette and
press Enter to restart the
workstation and continue
the installation.
a. Press F3 to go to command Prompt.
b. Change directory to C:\.
c. Run "tedit config.sys" to remark the line "BASEDEV=QL510.ADD".
d. Type EXIT from command prompt to back to above message.
e. Remove the diskette and press Enter to restart.
7. For Warp 4.0(Merlin) only:
When the System Configuration screen comes up, click the SCSI icon at
the left of "SCSI Adapter Support". In the Select SCSI Adapter list,
click on the "QLogic QLA510 Adapter" to deselect it. Leave the SCSI
support set to None unless you have another SCSI adapter installed in
your system.
Installing OS/2 from Floppy Diskettes
===============================================
1. Installing OS/2 follows OS/2 installation guide.
2. Reboot OS/2 system after installation completed.
2. Installing DC-390 device driver following the step of "Installing Tekram
DC-390 Device Driver".
Installing Tekram DC-390 Device Driver
===============================================
1. Open "OS/2 System" folder.
2. Open "System Setup" folder.
3. Double-click on "Device Driver Install".
4. Insert the device driver diskette in the appropriate drive.
5. Click on "Change..." of Source directory.
6. Double-click on [A:] or [B:] from directories list where the driver
diskette is located.
7. Click on "OS2DRV" from sub-directories list.
8. Click on "Set".
9. Click on "Change..." of Destination directory.
10. If OS/2 version is 2.x, go to step 13.
11. Double-click on "OS2" from directories list.
12. Click on "BOOT" from sub-directories list. Go to step 14.
13. Click on "OS2" from directories list.
14. Click on "Set".
15. Select "Install".
16. Select "Exit".
17. Select "Yes".
NOTE:
1. You may also install the driver manually.
(1) Copy TMSCSIM.ADD to C:\OS2\BOOT.
(2) Add a line to your C:\CONFIG.SYS as the first line that says
"BASEDEV=TMSCSIM.ADD".
2. If OS/2 was boot from IDE drive, then the line include TMSCSIM.ADD
must follow the line include IDE driver(e.g. IBM1S506.ADD).
3. If you install OS/2 to IDE drive from CD by SCSI CD-ROM drive,
TMSCSIM.ADD will be locate at the first line in C:\CONFIG.SYS after
installation completely. Hence, before boot OS/2 from IDE drive, modify
the file C:\CONFIG.SYS and make sure NOTE 2 is true.
Uninstalling Tekram DC-390 Device Driver
===============================================
1. Edit the CONFIG.SYS file located on C:\.
2. Modify the line
BASEDEV=TMSCSIM.ADD ...
to
REM BASEDEV=TMSCSIM.ADD ...
Command line switches for TMSCSIM.ADD
=============================================
BASEDEV=TMSCSIM.ADD [/Universal switch] [/Adapter ID [/Unit switch]]
[Universal switch] - An option that applies to all adapters.
[Adapter ID] - A:x, where x(start from 0) is the order number of the
adapter that was found in the system.
[Unit switch] - An option that applies to device(s) unit.
Unit switches :
===============
I - Ignore the specified adapter.
DM - Enable DASD manager support (default).
!DM - Disable DASD manager support.
SM - Enable SCSI manager support (default).
!SM - Disable SCSI manager support.
Example:
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BASEDEV=TMSCSIM.ADD /MO /A:0 /!DM:1 /A:1 /!SM:2,3
will prevent OS2DASD.DMD from controlling device with
SCSI ID 1, and prevent OS2SCSI.DMD from accessing device with
SCSI ID 2,3 and keep all MO device type no change to DASD
type.