P/370 & P/390

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Config.sys example:


REM Make sure these statements are ALWAYS at the bottom of CONFIG.SYS !!!!!
REM ************************************************************************
REM                P/370 & P/390
REM ************************************************************************
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM  P/370, P/390 device driver. Choose one:
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM Add AWS370DD only for the P/370 or P/390 adapter card :
REM    DEVICE=C:\P390\aws370dd.sys
REM Add DD3702 only for the 7437 box:
    rem DEVICE=C:\P390\dd3702.sys
REM
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM Channel cards:
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM Add CHAN370 if you have a S/370 Channel Emulator card :
    rem DEVICE=C:\P390\chan370.sys tbuf=2040 pollcount=100
    rem RUN=C:\P390\chan370.exe
REM Add RIC programs if you have a PARCA Channel on an Artic/960 card :
    rem DEVICE=C:\RIC\BIN\RICIO16.SYS
    rem SET RICPATH=C:\RIC
REM
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM Communications cards (see the appropriate *.DOC files):
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM Add AWSMPADD for AWSICA SDLC support on IBM Multiprotocol adapter:
    rem DEVICE=C:\P390\awsmpadd.sys
REM Add AWSWACDD for AWSICA SDLC or Bisync on IBM Wide Area Connector adapter:
    rem DEVICE=C:\P390\awswacdd.sys
REM
REM ---- Add only ONE of the following three icaricio.sys statements ----
  REM Add ICARICIO for AWSPBS Bisync or SDLC on IBM Portmaster adapter
        REM  --- For 1 Portmaster card
        rem DEVICE=C:\P390\icaricio.sys C:\P390\icaparm.1cd
        REM  --- OR, for 2 Portmaster cards
        rem DEVICE=C:\P390\icaricio.sys C:\P390\icaparm.2cd
REM
REM ---- Add the following for WAN3172 SDLC on IBM Portmaster, Multiport 2, or Wide Area Connector adapters:
    rem DEVICE=C:\SNACOM\HWCFGDD.OS2
REM
REM ---- Add the following for LCS3172 LAN Channel Station for TCP/IP:
        rem DEVICE=C:\P390\awslcsdd.sys
REM
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM SCSI-attached tape drives:
REM Note: Make sure this program is loaded earlier in your CONFIG.SYS:
REM          BASEDEV=OS2SCSI.DMD
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM Add AWS/SCSI3480 or AWS/SCSI3420 for 4mm DAT or non-IBM tape drives:
    rem DEVICE=C:\P390\SCSI3480.SYS 00,00
    rem DEVICE=C:\P390\SCSI3420.SYS 00,00
    rem DEVICE=C:\P390\AWS3480.SYS 00,00
    rem DEVICE=C:\P390\AWS3420.SYS 00,00
    rem DEVICE=C:\P390\ISITAPE.SYS 00,00
REM
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM POSPOWER device driver (see POSPOWER.PAC):
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM Add AWSPOSDD for Dynamic POS, PS/2 Power Control, or trace spooling:
REM    DEVICE=C:\P390\awsposdd.sys
REM
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM Save OS/2 process dumps on drive C: (See AWSABEND.DOC)
REM >>> If you change C: then you must update AWSABEND.CMD to match.
REM --------------------------------------------------------------------------
REM DUMPPROCESS=C: /F=0
REM
REM This must ALWAYS be the LAST line of CONFIG.SYS !!