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Win-OS2 or Win-OS/2 is the common name of the Windows 3.1 embedded sessions that OS/2 can run. Here are some tips and tricks about.  
Win-OS2 or Win-OS/2 is the common name of the Windows 3.1 embedded sessions that OS/2 can run. Here are some tips and tricks about.


==Backup Important Configuration Files==
==Backup Important Configuration Files==
There are some files that is important to backup if you are going to tweak your Win-OS/2 sessions.
There are some files that are important to backup if you are going to tweak your Win-OS/2 sessions.
Backup the win.ini, system.ini, config.sys and autoexec.bat files.
Backup the win.ini, system.ini, config.sys and autoexec.bat files.


==Autoexec.bat==
==Autoexec.bat==
It is important to check your Autoexec.bat if you have problems booting the Win-OS/2 sessions.
It is important to check your Autoexec.bat if you have problems booting the Win-OS/2 sessions.
Here it a sample of a default/standard Autoexec.bat that comes in ArcaOS:
Here is a sample of a default/standard Autoexec.bat that comes in ArcaOS:
<pre>
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@ECHO OFF
@ECHO OFF

Revision as of 21:52, 12 August 2024

Win-OS2 or Win-OS/2 is the common name of the Windows 3.1 embedded sessions that OS/2 can run. Here are some tips and tricks about.

Backup Important Configuration Files

There are some files that are important to backup if you are going to tweak your Win-OS/2 sessions. Backup the win.ini, system.ini, config.sys and autoexec.bat files.

Autoexec.bat

It is important to check your Autoexec.bat if you have problems booting the Win-OS/2 sessions. Here is a sample of a default/standard Autoexec.bat that comes in ArcaOS:

@ECHO OFF
ECHO.
PROMPT $i$p$g
REM SET DELDIR=C:\DELETE,512;S:\DELETE,512;T:\DELETE,512;Z:\DELETE,512;
SET WIN3DIR=C:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2
PATH=C:\OS2;C:\OS2\MDOS;C:\;C:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2;C:\sys\MDOS\BIN;C:\TCPIP\DOS\BIN;
LOADHIGH APPEND C:\OS2;C:\OS2\SYSTEM
SET TMP=C:\var\temp
LOADHIGH C:\sys\MDOS\BIN\2GBFIX.COM >NUL
LOADHIGH DOSKEY FINDFILE=DIR /A /S /B $*
LOADHIGH MOUSE
DOSKEY EDIT=QBASIC/EDITOR $*
SET DIRCMD=/A
SET TEMP=C:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\TEMP
SET ETC=C:\TCPIP\DOS\ETC

Boot Log

You can generate a boot log file when you run Win-OS/2 by running:

win /b

It will generate a BOOTLOG.TXT file with some log about the booting process.

For example:

[boot]
LoadStart = system.drv
LoadSuccess = system.drv
LoadStart = keyboard.drv
LoadSuccess = keyboard.drv
LoadStart = mouse.drv
LoadSuccess = mouse.drv
LoadStart = ifgdi2vm.drv
LoadSuccess = ifgdi2vm.drv
LoadStart = SOUND.DRV
.....

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