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OS/2 2.1 Problem on loading system
Name: JoeS Date: September 14, 2004 at 08:58:31 Pacific OS: OS/2 2.1 CPU/Ram: 486
Comment:
I have an OS2 server but unable to boot. Error message is "CLOCK01.SYS cannot be found." I want to get to CONFIG.SYS file. Earlier in this forum someone else had a similar problem. The response was to use ALT+F1 key to break away at boot time. Unfortunately this is not working on my system. Does anyone know of any other way to interrupt the boot sequence before I get the error message again.
Summary: Try this out: When booting, and you see in the upper left corner of the screen "OS/2", press ALT+F1. Now pick the option "boot to OS/2 command prompt" or something like that. Normally, you should be...
Summary: Hallo, as i remember, i throw OS/2 1.3 Server away ten years ago, after i installed OS/2 2.0 + Server 3.0 (:->), OS/2 is a very good hardware tester. Every time when i got this trap, some of my hardwa...
Summary: That should be enough. I'm running 2.1 here on a 486dx33 with 20mb of ram. And it runs quite well! 11mb should be fine, especially considering OS/2 2.1 can only see 16mb of memory. :) And drive space...
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