INSTALLING WARP from a CDROM attached to a CSC FastCache PCMCIA controller
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Note: 

	Prior to starting installation of a complex operating system, you 
	may want to verify operation of your new PCMCIA card by booting
	under DOS and using the Point enabler FCENABLE.SYS and the ASPI 
	driver FCPCASPI.SYS to make sure your PCMCIA card works, and the 
	SCSI termination is correct, and you are able to access your 
	CDROM.  See your manual for details of this configuration.


Step 1: Install PCMCIA Card & Socket Services (CSS)

 To install CSS you must add two statements your CONFIG.SYS file: 

  1.  Card Services              BASEDEV=PCMCIA.SYS

  2.  Socket Services            One of the following depending on the 
				 system:

 Specific computer models and their BASEDEV lines are listed below:

	Ambra 486 SN425C                 BASEDEV=IBM2AMB1.SYS /S0=1
	AST Ascentia                     BASEDEV=IBM2AST1.SYS /S0=2
	AST Bravo                        BASEDEV=IBM2AST1.SYS /S0=1
	AST PowerExec                    BASEDEV=IBM2AST1.SYS /S0=2
	Austin DSTN                      BASEDEV=IBM2CAD1.SYS /S0=2
	Compaq Concerto                  BASEDEV=IBM2CMQ1.SYS
	CompuAdd 425 TX                  BASEDEV=IBM2CAD1.SYS /S0=1
	Dell Latitude                    BASEDEV=IBM2AST1.SYS /S0=1
	Dell Latitude XP                 BASEDEV=IBM2AST1.SYS /S0=2 /C0=15
	IBM ThinkPad 720                 BASEDEV=IBM2SS02.SYS /S0=1
	IBM ThinkPads (except 720)       BASEDEV=IBM2SS01.SYS /S0=1
	IBM PS/2E                        BASEDEV=IBM2SS01.SYS /S0=4
	Matsushita                       BASEDEV=IBM2MAT1.SYS /S0=2
	NCR Safari                       BASEDEV=IBM2NCR1.SYS
	Nec Versa                        BASEDEV=IBM2NEC1.SYS
	Panasonic                        BASEDEV=IBM2MAT1.SYS /S0=2
	Toshiba (all models)             BASEDEV=IBM2TOS1.SYS /S0=2 /C0=15
	Zeos                             BASEDEV=IBM2ZOS1.SYS
	Zenith ZLite 425L                BASEDEV=IBM2ZEN1.SYS

 If your specific computer model is not covered above, refer to the list 
 below:

	Ambra                            BASEDEV=IBM2AMB1.SYS                       
	AST**                            BASEDEV=IBM2AST1.SYS                       
	Compaq**                         BASEDEV=IBM2CMQ1.SYS                       
	CompuAdd                         BASEDEV=IBM2CAD1.SYS                       
	Panasonic**                      BASEDEV=IBM2MAT1.SYS                       
	NEC**                            BASEDEV=IBM2NEC.SYS                        
	NCR**                            BASEDEV=IBM2NCR.SYS                        
	Toshiba**                        BASEDEV=IBM2TOS.SYS                        
	Zenith** 2 Lite                  BASEDEV=IBM2ZEN.SYS                        
	ZEOS**                           BASEDEV=IBM2ZOS.SYS                        
	ThinkPad* 750 (ISA Bus)          BASEDEV=IBM2SS01.SYS                       
	ThinkPad 720                     BASEDEV=IBM2SS02.SYS

 If your brand of computer is not listed above, but you know what kind of 
 Socket Controller you have:

	Cirrus Logic PCIC                BASEDEV= IBM2AST1.SYS
	Vadem PCIC                       BASEDEV= IBM2MAT1.SYS
	Intel PCIC                       BASEDEV= IBM2SS01.SYS
	DataBook                         BASEDEV= IBM2AMB1.SYS
			 
 If none of the above apply, contact your laptop vendor or IBM to find out 
 which driver you can use.


Step 2: Make a copy of the OS/2 Diskette for CD-ROM 1:
	
	Use the dos command "diskcopy A: A:" to make a backup copy 
	of the OS/2 Diskette for CD-ROM 1.

Step 3: Make room on this backup disk for the files we need to add:

	Delete the following files from the new disk:

		DEL A:AHA*.ADD
		DEL A:AIC*.ADD

	this should make enough room to add the files required below.

Step 4: Add the require files to your OS/2 Diskette for CD-ROM 1:

	Using the copy command, copy the files "CSCFCPC.ADD", 
	"PCMCIA.SYS", and "IBM2xxxx.SYS" from the CSC FastCache 
	PCMCIA OS/2 diskette to the new Diskette for CD-ROM 1.  
	"IBM2xxxx.SYS" is replaced with the name of the file you 
	wrote down in step 1. ie:

		copy CSCFCPC.ADD a:
		copy PCMCIA.SYS  a:
		copy IBM2xxxx.SYS a:

Step 5: Change your CONFIG.SYS

	You may use the CONFIG.SYS provided on the CSC FastCache 
	PCMCIA OS/2 Diskette as a guide.

	Edit the "CONFIG.SYS" file on this disk, and add the 
	following lines at the end:

		BASEDEV=CSCFCPC.ADD
		BASEDEV=PCMCIA.SYS
		BASEDEV=IBM2xxxx.SYS

	where "IBM2xxxx.SYS" is the driver for your PCMCIA socket 
	controller chip (remember step 1?)


Step 6: Memory Restrictions

	If you have a notebook with only 4Mb of memory, you need to 
	REM out the statement in the config.sys file:

		IFS=HPFS.IFS ...

	by changing that line to:

		REM IFS=HPFS.IFS ...

Step 7: Save the modified config.sys back to the new disk

Step 8: Connect the CSC FastCache PCMCIA Controller

	Insert your FastCache PCMCIA card into the Socket, with all the
	devices connected to the cable, and the SCSI cable properly 
	terminated, and the devices powered on.

Step 9: Restart your System

	Reboot, using the OS/2 CDROM Install disk to boot from.  When 
	OS/2 asks for "DISKETTE 1", insert your new modified disk. 
	Ignore error messages about the missing files you deleted.
	The installation process will be completed automatically from 
	the CD-ROM.  You need not make any more "special changes".

	If you receive an error when loading the CSCFCPC.ADD driver, 
	check your termination, and refer to the problem solving 
	section in the manual.
