Subj : Re: I'm going to do it!
To   : Mike Luther
From : Bob Jones
Date : Sat Jun 18 2005 01:56 pm

 HG> Two bits of advice. If you don't have an updated version of Warp 4,
 HG> don't install more than 64 Mb RAM for the installation.

 SD> Unless you have a switch in your BIOS (all of my computers do) that
 SD> will allow OS/2 to use 64MB from the get-go.  I normally turn that
 SD> switch on (none of my computers have less than 256MB installed),
 SD> install OS/2, then shut it off immediately afterwards with no
 SD> problems.

 ML> Isn't the >64MB setting in the BIOS of use only for a version of OS/2 
 ML> prior to Warp?  Fuzzy Wolly Booger memory here is 

I've had trouble installing Warp 4 with >64MB installed.  With 64 Mb memory 
installed, the install went fine.  After the install (including later fixpaks), 
the additional memory was not a problem.  I have not tried to break the 512Mb 
or higher barrier with OS/2, since I haven't had a need to do that.

Once Warp 4 is installed, I know you want to turn off the 64Mb OS/2 switch in 
the bios.  From memory, I believe the OS/2 64 Mb bios switch is only for 
earlier versions of OS/2....

Take care.....

Bob Jones, 1:343/41

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