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>>     k.royalty> BASEDEV=TVM1SCSI.ADD
>> 
>>     k.royalty> If not, it needs to be.  That driver 'activates' the
>>     k.royalty> SCSI port on the PAS16.
>> 
>> I am not certain as I have not installed the WARP II, but I am guessing that
>> you also need to put that device driver on the second diskette?

>Yep.  After you reboot, edit the CONFIG.SYS from the hard drive and put it in 
>again.  You may even have to do it a third time after your final reboot before 
>the desktop comes up for the first time.  Isn't this fun?  :)

I've had the same headache.  I tried what I thought I did for the OS/2 2.1
cdrom installation and the damn installation program never recognized the
sound card/trantor CD drive.  Could a PAS16/Trantor expert please repost the
recommended method?  

Granted, I'm using an old (not *that* old) tvm1scsi.add file (it worked with 
2.1), but figured it would work.  If IBM expects all users to have internet 
access and BBS access to the latest drivers, they are making a *big* mistake.
They should include all drivers that work on the CDRom installations
mentioned in the README file that they ship (if it's there, I totally 
missed it).  Hell, if your going to take the time to see if it's
compatible, you obviously have the appropriate files, so why not include
them.  

If anyone has a simple instruction file for installing from a CD drive that
is connected to a PAS16 sound card (or any sound card for that matter), I
think it would be *most* helpful to post it and have IBM print it out for
any CD dist. buyers.  

I *really* like the IBM OS/2 products, but it seems like the user needs to 
be a computer geek to even attempt any installation of OS/2 on a persaonal 
computer with a non-IBM tech. near-by (or is that near-buy :) ).   

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