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>I tried installing the 10/92 servpak over my OS/2 2.0 ga for the 32 bit
>graphics engine and hopefully svga for my paradise video.  After the
>install, I never got the welcome folder and the folder opening took 3-4
>times longer after the install.  I ended up reformatting the drive and
>reinstalling OS/2.  Has this happened to anyone?  Is the servpak worth
>installing anyway? 

There is no welcome folder at all.  Installing SVGA driver is another thing
than installing the SP.  When the SP is applied, standard VGA driver (new)
is automatically installed to replaced the old one, but you have to use
Selective Install in the System Setup folder of the OS/2 system folder.
Follow the instruction on screen, insert GA version diskettes because OS/2
needs SVGA/XGA display fonts to be copied from them, and finally the
Selective Install will ask you to insert the two Display Driver diskettes
coming with the SP, etc.

After trying the SVGA driver and if you want to return to VGA or to change to
another resolution, you don't need to run Slective Install again.  Instead,
open an OS/2 window session (get an OS/2 command prompt), type DSPINSTL to
run the Display/Install program, which will only install display driver without
asking GA diskettes for display font files.


Guohuan H. Dai
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