IBM OS/2 Warp 4.0 Realtime Installation (86Box)

===Chapters===
0:00 - Starting computer
0:10 - Booting setup disk
0:42 - Inserting OS/2 Diskette 1, adjusting capture
2:58 - Inserting OS/2 Diskette 2
3:32 - Setup begins, Easy install chosen, Loading files
4:50 - Copying files
6:57 - Installing the OS/2 Warp Installation Program
7:15 - Installation checking worktation configuration
7:34 - Rebooting into second phase of setup
8:20 - Creating objects, starting second phase of setup
8:43 - System configuration, choosing devices
9:14 - Network configuration
9:29 - Copying files, creating objects
18:57 - Updating system configuration
21:42 - Copying files, second phase, installing network adapters
22:19 - Rebooting to continue installation
22:49 - Driver warnings, can be skipped
23:46 - Copying more files, Installing shortcuts and bookmarks
25:10 - Removing temporary files
25:57 - Installation complete, Rebooting
27:44 - First time boot

[paulwarner]

Thanx for the video. It's a pity that IBM didn't keep trying with OS2 rather than thinking what's good for IBM is good for the world and assumed it would sell. The only real world experience I had with OS2 was back in about 1996 when I looked at a voicemail system from Compass mail in Florida that ran on OS2 . It didn.t last long as they were bought out by Octel who let it die after Y2K as it wasn't compliant . I do have it running on a VM at home but I can't connect to the internet as no browser. I can ping ip address ok.

[محمدحسن-ثتق]

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