🚀 go-pugleaf

This is possible but not with the requester that comes with
warp connect. You must go back to the older version. The one that
comes with warp requires pm dll's. These cost lots of disk space. 
You must get novell req 2.01 and then create your floppies.
I just take a remote install floppy setup and then hack it. 
Here oare the files on my disk.
acsnetb.dll   hpfs.ifs      lt8.msg       nwcalls.dll   pcmniccs.os2
ansicall.dll  ibm1flpy.add  map.exe       nwconfig.dll  pro.msg
bkscalls.dll  ibm1s506.add  moucalls.dll  nwdaemon.exe  protman.os2
bmscalls.dll  ibm2tos1.sys  mouse.sys     nwifs.ifs     protocol.ini
bvhinit.dll   ibmkbd.sys    mptn          nwlink.sys    quecalls.dll
bvscalls.dll  ipx.sys       msg.dll       nwreq.sys     resource.sys
clock01.sys   ipxcalls.dll  nampipes.dll  nwreqos2.msg  screen01.sys
cmd.exe       kbdbase.sys   net.cfg       nwstart.exe   sesmgr.dll
config.sys    kbdcalls.dll  net.msg       odi2ndi.os2   testcfg.sys
country.sys   keyboard.dcp  netapi.dll    os2char.dll   viocalls.dll
ddaemon.exe   lanpdd.os2    netbind.exe   os2dasd.dmd   vtbl850.dcp
dos.sys       lantran.log   neth.msg      os2logo
doscall1.dll  lanvdd.os2    nls.dll       oscinst.msg
harderr.exe   lt0.msg       npxemltr.dll  pcmcia.sys

and my config.sys
buffers=32
iopl=yes
memman=swap,delayswap
protshell=cmd.exe
set os2_shell=cmd.exe
diskcache=D2,LW
protectonly=yes
libpath=.;a:\;a:\os2\install;p:\os2;
ifs=hpfs.ifs /c:64
pauseonerror=no
codepage=850
devinfo=kbd,us,keyboard.dcp
devinfo=scr,ega,vtbl850.dcp
device=\dos.sys
set path=a:\;a:\os2;a:\os2\system;a:\os2\install;p:\os2;
set dpath=a:\;a:\os2;a:\os2\system;a:\os2\install;p:\os2;
set keys=on
basedev=ibmkbd.sys
basedev=ibm1flpy.add
basedev=ibm1s506.add
basedev=os2dasd.dmd
device=\testcfg.sys
BASEDEV=PCMCIA.SYS
BASEDEV=IBM2TOS1.SYS /s0=2 /c0=15
DEVICE= LANPDD.OS2
DEVICE= LANVDD.OS2
device = protman.os2 /i:a:\
device = PCMNICCS.OS2
call = netbind.exe
DEVICE = NWLINK.SYS
RUN= DDAEMON.EXE
DEVICE= ODI2NDI.OS2
DEVICE = IPX.SYS
DEVICE = NWREQ.SYS
IFS = NWIFS.IFS
run = NWDAEMON.EXE
pauseonerror=no
call=\nwstart.exe
call=l:\os2\login.exe /script nul 
REM call=\map.exe z:=ctcadnw2/vol:connect
REM call=\map.exe w:=ctcadnw2/vol:GRPWARE\CLIENTS\LADCLT
device=\mouse.sys

hope this helps.
jcl.

    J CCC L	|		John Landers
    J C   L	|		Software/Network Engineer
  JJJ CCC LLL	|		jcl@altair.csustan.edu

On Thu, 30 May 1996, Craig Wentworth wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I'm trying to make up a (pair of?) OS/2 v3.0 Warp boot disk(s) with the 
> bare minimum of Novell Network Requester (for Novell 3.12) files on 
> it/them to obtain a network connection under Warp.
> 
> For a basic _DOS_ network boot disk I'd include the minimum system files 
> (command.com, autoexec.bat, config.sys, io.sys, etc) and the network 
> requester files for a netx connection (lsl.com, smc8000.com - in my case, 
> ipxodi.com & netx.exe) with the appropriate startup batch file etc.
> 
> But... I'd like to do this for OS/2 Warp.  I've created the OS/2 Utility 
> / Boot disks & added some requester files (the .sys equivalents of the 
> .coms listed above, amongst others) and put in some 'device=' lines in 
> the config.sys of the second disk to mirror what I have in the config.sys 
> of a working networked client machine but I still have problems.  It 
> claims not to be able to find _file_ nls.  I've copied the c:\netware\nls 
> directory off a working client & added the path to libpath & dpath in the 
> config.sys but to no avail.
> 
> Has anyone successfully done such a thing?  Apologies if I'm being 
> thick... any ideas gratefully accepted.  Thanks in advance,
> 
> 	Craig Wentworth
> 	Library Computing Officer
> 	Huddersfield University Library, UK
> 	<c.r.wentworth@hud.ac.uk>
> 
>