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In message <3g60dj$jg0@nuscc.nus.sg> - law30118@leonis.nus.sg (CN Lam) writes:

>fgm@unixg.ubc.ca wrote:
>: In <3g3n0u$i2m@cpcug.org>, kbennett@cpcug.org (Keith Bennett) writes:
>: >Whenever I try to run Selective Install, my system freezes up and I
>: >cannot even reboot.  I have to power down.  This happens on 2 PC's.
>: >It's a 386-33 with 8 MB RAM.
>
>: After I got my new CDROM drive the other day, and installed MMPM/2, I can
>: no longer run Selective Install either.  The system doesn't hang, but it halts
>: Selective Install with this error:
>
>I'm experiencing exactly the same problem.
>
>I've tried disabling MMPM/2 and have even reinstalled OS/2 after
>formatting my OS/2 partition, but the same SYS3175 error keeps coming back!
>Any help would be appreciated!
>
>Regards,
>Chung Nian

I had a similar problem.  It was related to my NE2000 network card of all
things.  It seems that my NIC was using IO address 0x300.  Apparently, one of
the Warp device drivers is hardwired to use this address as well.  Any time I
tried to run selective install, I either hung or trapped.  Solution was to
rejumper the NIC to use a different IO address.

Steve