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Apr 12, 2007 OS/2 Warp 4 Under VMware Workstation 5.5.3 I tested VMware installing the OS/2 Warp 4.0 as a guest Operating System. I created a new virtual machine and selected 'Other OS'.Then I had to prepare the booting Floppy Disk, because the OS/2 Installation CDROM is not bootable but in the cd there is a directory called. The true Halloween nightmare horror was making this video.
- Re: OS/2 Warp 4.0 Setup Freezes on VMware Workstation 7.1.1 Post by 4ad » Sun Sep 19, 2010 12:37 am OS/2 doesn't work in VMware because it uses all 4 privilege levels available on IA-32.
- One machine runs DOS and sits there polling card readers all day via a parallel port. The other machine runs OS/2 Warp and communicates via several serial ports to things like printers and redemption machines. The staff also collect player data from the OS/2 machine via a floppy disk every day.
- OS/2 was once seen as the challenger to Microsoft Windows. But it didn't quite pan out, and the rest is history. Here's how to install it.
Anyway, here is how I got OS/2 Warp 4 installed into a virtual machine using VMware Player.
I first downloaded VMware Player, then I downloaded OS/2 Warp 4, because my OS/2 Warp copy is damaged and no longer works for some reason, and I gave up on it long ago. This is the configuration file needed to get it working. I also need a .vmdk virtual disk image file, so I downloaded a package of pre-created blanks of varying sizes, picked the 2gig one, copied it to the folder I want to run OS/2 in, renamed it os2.vmdk and copied the .iso cd image file and tried to boot up. That's when I remembered that OS/2 was created before bootable CD technology was available, nothing, not even Macintosh computers knew how to boot from a CD at the time. So, I had to grab a DOS 6.22 disk image, which I extracted using winrar because I have no diskette drive and I need to load the disk image into a virtual drive. So, I went and got Virtual Floppy Disk, and loaded up the image as A: drive. Of course, since VMware Player already thinks there is a diskette drive, thanks to the configuration file above, it was easy to load up A: drive and boot DOS in the virtual machine. DOS found the CD and gave it a letter, R: for some reason, and I just had to go there and run cdinst.bat.
This program on the OS/2 CD creates installation diskettes necessary to boot OS/2 and install it. Well, the next thing to do is tell VMware Player to disconnect A: drive, then go to the VFD control panel and unload the current diskette image, and tell it to open a new RAM diskette, which allows me to put whatever I want into the virtual disk, and save it to an image file later. Then I told VMware Player to connect to A: again and told the installer batch to create the first diskette. When it was done I disconnected the A: drive again and told VFD to save the RAM disk as an image, calling it 'os2 disk 1.ima'. I repeated for each of the diskettes, then followed the instructions to have the 'OS/2 Installation' diskette loaded and reboot. That loaded up and told me to put in disk 1, I disconnected A: and told VFD to load the disk 1 image, etc. etc. You can do all of that work, or, since I already did the work, you can just use the image files I created, yay, shortcut!
Once all of that swapping around of image files and loading is done, you have a working OS/2 Warp 4 installation in a virtual machine. Weee! :) You may need to be patient, at least on my computer it seems to take forever to get from disk to disk in the installation process, just sit and wait.VMware ImagesUmair
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