## Contents

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- Overview

- What is included in Suntan Special?
- This edition of Suntan Special

- Installation

- Partitioning hard drives
- Boot Manager
- Choosing an Application Directory
- Source Directories
- Software Repository
- Product Keys
- Modified Boot Diskettes
- Installing the Operating System

- Warp 4
- Warp Server for e-Business
- Warp 4 Convenience Pack (MCP)
- Warp Server for e-Business Convenience Package (ACP)
- eComStation 1.0
- eComStation 1.1
- eComStation 1.2 media refresh
- eComStation 2.0
- eComStation 2.1
- eComStation 2.2
- ArcaOS 5.0

- Make a Backup
- Installing Suntan Special
- Running Suntan Special
- Platform Sequence
- Thinkpad Sequence
- Application Sequence
- Other Sequences
- Saving Settings
- Removing Suntan Special

- Using Suntan Special

- Downloading Updates
- Upgrade from previous editions
- After upgrading from previous editions

- Customizing Suntan Special

- Editing Sequences
- Adding Files to Extra Applications
- Creating Sequences
- Creating Applications
- Suntan Special API

- AddBook
- ApplicationEd
- cdglobal
- CDMessage
- CDMessageWait
- CDPopup
- checklist
- choice
- DevFolder
- DoWarpIN
- DoYum
- EditConfigSys
- EditFile
- editpath
- ejectCD
- evar
- ExecuteCommand
- FindBootDrive
- GamesFolder
- GetExtra
- InstallApp
- LogCdi
- MessageDialog
- ProgramFolder
- query
- QuerySettings
- radiolist
- saywords
- SeqDel
- SeqImport
- setCDletter
- setSetting
- startgui
- SuntanMkDir
- Timestamp
- TPCallback
- twopanel

- Suntan Special Display Monitor

- Application Page
- Sequence Page
- Log Page
- Help Page
- Settings Editor
- Sequence Editor

- Contents of this Edition

- Sequence List
- Application List

- Suntan Special Application Table
- Extra Applications
- Catalog Applications

- Settings List

- Support

- System Requirements
- Why I created Suntan Special
- Contacting Blonde Guy
- Notes for SCSI users
- Notes for USB users
- Command Line Operation
- Troubleshooting
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Application database
- Release Notes
- Release Notes

- License

Suntan Special version 0.68

Suntan Special Web edition

### Warp Server for e-Business Convenience Package (ACP)

The Convenience Package for Warp Server for e-business is IBM's final version of OS/2 Warp Server. First released in November 2000, the software runs on Intel personal computers and servers. This release of OS/2 is also known as the Aurora Convenience Package, or ACP.

My copy of the ACP was obtained from the IBM Developer Toolbox. It comes on nine (9) CD-Roms. I had a server running Warp Server for e-business with a spare 2 Gb partition, which I used to do this installation.

#### Installation Procedure

1. Start the computer with the ACP Installation CD (P85) in the CD-Rom drive.
2. When the screen displays "Insert the OS/2 Warp CD-Rom into the CD-ROM drive, and then press Enter.", put the ACP CD-Rom (P84) in the drive and press "Enter".
3. When the screen displays "Welcome!", press "Enter".
4. When the screen displays "OS/2 Warp Server for e-business Installation", press "Enter".
5. When the screen displays "Installation Volume Selection", select "2. Specify a different volume", and press "Enter".
6. When the screen displays "Modifying Volumes Warning", press "Enter".
7. When the screen displays "Logical Volume Management Tool - Logical View", press "Enter" to dismiss the "A volume of the following size must be set installable: 120 megabytes" dialog.
8. Select the installation volume, and press "Enter" to bring up the options for that volume.
9. Select "Set the volume installable" and press "Enter".
10. Press "Enter" to bring up the options for the installation volume, again.
11. Select "Change the name of the volume" and press "Enter".
12. Change the name of the volume and press "Enter".
13. Press "F3" to exit.
14. Select "Save the changes and exit", and press "Enter".
15. When the screen displays "Installation Volume Selection", select "1. Accept the volume", and press "Enter".
16. When the screen displays "Formatting the Installation Volume", select "2. Perform a long format" and press "Enter"
17. When the screen displays "Select a File System", select "1. High Performance File System" and press "Enter".
18. When the screen displays "ATTENTION: Volume may contain data", press "Enter".
19. Wait for about 14 minutes, while the installation volume is formatted, and the installation files are copied and then the system reboots.
20. When the screen displays "System Configuration", leave the options as default, and press "Next".
21. When the screen displays "System Configuration, continued", leave the options as default, and press "Next".
22. When the screen displays "Country Information", leave the options as default, and press "OK".
23. When the screen displays "Primary Display Driver Install", leave the options as default, and press "OK".
24. When the screen displays "OS/2 Warp Server for e-business Setup and Installation", select "System Utilities", and press "More".
25. Check the boxes for "Link Object Modules", and "Installation Utilities"then press "OK".
26. Select "System Components", and press "More".
27. Check the box for "Security", then press "OK".
28. Select "Tools and Games", and press "More".
29. Check the boxes for "Open GL" and "Optional Bitmaps", then press "OK".
30. Press "Next".
31. When the screen displays "Installing IBM OS/2 Warp Server for e-business", enter your First Name, Last Name, Department and Company, and press "Next".
32. When the screen displays "Select the services to install", select "File and Print Sharing Services", "TCP/IP Services" and "LDAP toolkit", and press "Next".
33. When the screen displays "Configuration", select "Network Adapter and Protocol Services".
34. Press "Add Adapter..."
35. Press "Other adapter...".
36. When the screen displays "Network Adapter Driver Diskette", insert the driver diskette for the first adapter, and press "OK".
37. When the screen displays "Drivers Found", press "OK".
38. When the screen displays "Drivers Found - remove diskette", remove the diskette and press "OK".
39. Press "Add Adapter..."
40. Press "Other adapter...".
41. When the screen displays "Network Adapter Driver Diskette", insert the driver diskette for the second adapter, and press "OK".
42. When the screen displays "Drivers Found", press "OK".
43. When the screen displays "Drivers Found - remove diskette", remove the diskette and press "OK".
44. Select the second adapter, press "Add Protocol...", and add only TCP/IP.
45. Select "Error Logging", and enter an eight character name for the computer.
46. Select "Books", and select all books.
47. Select "TCP/IP Parameters", and enter the IP address and subnet mask for the first network adapter.
48. Enter the computer name, description and the domain name.
49. Press "Next".
50. When the screen displays "You have selected to complete the installation of OS/2 Warp", and press "OK".
51. Wait for files to be copied, and the computer will reboot itself two times.
52. When the screen displays "Netscape is used by the Java 1.3 install program", press "Yes".
53. When the Netscape Profile Manager appears, enter the appropriate information to set up a Netscape Profile.
54. When the Netscape appears, press the right arrow button on each screen.
55. When the license screen appears, press the "ACCEPT" button.
56. When the final installation screen appears, press the copy files button, which has the shape of an arrow pointing to a rectangle.
57. When the installation completes, press the "X" button to exit Netscape.
58. Reboot the computer.

#### Installation Notes

I started the computer with the Installation CD (P85) in the CD-Rom drive. This bootable OS/2 CD is equivalent to the three floppies that start the installation of earlier versions of OS/2. As the computer booted from the CD, I noted that it displayed 14.062_UNI in the lower left of the display. After the computer started, a screen displayed "Insert the OS/2 Warp CD-Rom into the CD-ROM drive, and then press Enter." At the lower left part of the screen, the words "Enter" and "F3=Command Prompt" were displayed.

I pressed F3, and got an OS/2 command prompt. I typed "dir a:" and saw a directory of the CD-Rom boot disk. I placed a diskette in the floppy drive and typed "dir b:" and I saw the contents of the floppy. I typed more commands to check the contents of all the hard drive partitions and the CD-Rom, and they were all there as expected. I typed "exit" to return to the "Insert the OS/2 Warp CD-ROM" screen.

I put the ACP CD-Rom (P84) in the drive and pressed "Enter". The system read the CD-Rom and a "Welcome!" screen appeared. I pressed Enter to bring up the next screen, which is titled "OS/2 Warp Server for e-business Installation". The installation is described in phases 1, 2 and 3, and the instruction is to press "Enter" to begin. I did so

The next screen is titled "Installation Volume Selection". Instructions are that OS/2 will be installed on drive D. Options are 1. Accept the volume and 2. Specify a different volume. Because I want to install to drive C, I select option 2 and press "Enter". This brings up a warning titled "Modifying Volumes Warning". I press "Enter" to dismiss this warning.

The next screen is titled "Logical Volume Management Tool - Logical View". A subscreen warns "A volume of the following minimum size must be set installable: 120 megabytes" I press Enter to dismiss this warning. On the Logical Volume Management screen, I select my installation volume, and press Enter to bring up the options for that volume. I select the "Set the volume installable" option. I pressed Enter to bring up the options a second time, and change the name of the volume to "ACP-peep".

With the volume renamed, I pressed F3 to exit, and a subscreen presents "Return to the program"; "Discard the changes and exit"; and "Save the changes and exit". I selected Save, and I am returned to "Installation Volume Selection" screen. The instructions now say that OS/2 will be installed to drive C. This is what I want, so I select "1. Accept the volume", and press "Enter".

The "Formatting the Installation Volume" screen appears. The instructions are to "1. Do not format the volume" or "2. Perform a long format" or "3. Perform a quick format". I selected option 2, because I wanted to be sure to erase the files on the previous volume. When I pressed "Enter", the "Select a File System" screen appeared. The choices are "1. High Performance File System" and "2. File Allocation Table File System". I chose 1, and pressed "Enter". A warning sub screen appeared "ATTENTION: Volume may contain data". I dismissed the warning by pressing "Enter".

At this point, the installation volume is formatted, and the installation files are copied and then the system reboots. The whole process take about 14 minutes.

When the system finishes rebooting, the "System Configuration" screen has appeared. My CD-Rom had been detected as a Panasonic model. I have no idea if this is correct, so I changed it to "IDE CD". I left the other choices alone. My printer was even listed, but I prefer my old printer driver, so I left it at NONE. I pressed the Next button to go on.

The "System Configuration, continued" screen is next. There is nothing to change on this screen. APM, Advanced Power Management is selected. I pressed the Next button to continue.

The "Country Information" screen is next. I left the selection alone; it was alread set to United States and code pages 437, 850. I pressed the OK button to continue. This next screen was the "Primary Display Driver Install. This was set to the Matrox Millenium GRADD driver, so I left it alone. I intend to install the SciTech Display Doctor later in the installation. I pressed the OK button to continue.

The next screen is the "OS/2 Warp Server for e-business Setup and Installation" screen. There is an array of features with "More" buttons to the right of each one. For the System Utilities feature, I pressed the More button, and I checked the "Link Object Modules" and the "Installation Utilities" boxes. For the System Components feature, I pressed the More button, and I checked the Security box. For the Tools and Games feature, I pressed the More button, and I selected the Open GL and Optional Bitmaps boxes. I pressed the Next button to continue.

The screen titled "Installing IBM OS/2 Warp Server for e-business" appears. I press the Next button to continue. The screen titled "Information" appears. All of the information is filled in. Perhaps the installer has copied it from the D partition. The fields are First Name, Last Name, Department and Company. I press the Next button to continue.

The screen titled "Select the services to install" appears. The "File and Print Sharing Services" and "TCP/IP Services" are pre-selected. I elected to add the LDAP toolkit. I then pressed Next to continue.

The screen titled "Configuration" appears. This screen has a tree like structure. I find it easiest to work from the bottom to the top of this screen. So I click on "Network Adapter and Protocol Services" I pressed the "Add Adapter" to add drivers for the two network cards in my server. Neither of my adapters is listed, so I press "Other adapter..." which brings up the "Network Adapter Driver Diskette" dialog. I had my network driver on a diskette, so I just pressed OK. A dialog titled "Drivers Found" appeared. I pressed OK, and the drivers were copied, then a dialog appeared titled "Drivers Found - remove diskette". I removed the diskette, then I repeated the procedure with my other driver.

There was no protocol assocated with the second network adapter, so I selected the second network adapter, and pressed the "Add Protocol" button. I added only TCP/IP to that adapter, which will be used as the connection to the Internet.

I entered an eight character name, with no spaces or special characters, to use for "Error Logging". I selected all Books. I entered my username, password, domain name, computer name and computer description. I also entered my TCP/IP IP address and subnet mask. I left the other TCP/IP parameters blank, as I plan to run DHCP to fill them in.

The next screen says "You have selected to complete the installation of OS/2 Warp" I press OK to continue. The installation goes on, and the system automatically reboots. The installation continues for a while, and then the system reboots a second time.

When the system comes up after the second reboot, a screen appears to announce the Java 1.3 install. It says "Netscape is used by the Java 1.3 install program". I pressed yes to go on, and the Netscape Profile Manager appears. I created a profile, and the Java 1.3 installation appears. This is a feature install installation, and it appears as a sequence of web pages. I pressed the right arrow button in each case, except the license screen, where I pressed "ACCEPT". The final installation screen has a copy files button with an arrow the points to a rectangle. After pressing that button, the Java files are copied. After the files are copied, a button in the shape of an "X" appears. Pressing that one dismisses Netscape, and the first phase of the ACP installation is done. I rebooted the system to make sure that the installation was complete.

At this point, I booted the other partition, and used Back Again/2000 software to make an image of the installed ACP partition. It is good to be able to go back to this point if an error is made in a later phase of the installation.

Last Modified: 24 Dec 2019
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