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1. Paul Jarvinen Artwork Oliver Rick Boot Options Menu Alexander Taylor MiniLVM Robert Thomas Windows Network roknrob flash net Gerrit Schoenmaker Windows Network co existing with other OS Sjoerd Visser Windows Network eComStation includes a number of software packages from a number of individuals and companies We are very grateful of their contributions Check http www ecomstation com for a complete list of contributors Abbotsbury Software has been so kind to license their Hauppage drivers so these could be included with n eComStation These drivers allow the use of Hauppage Ag agTsaus TV boards to function under eComStation CRORE CE COMPANIES For any commercial request regarding these drivers please contact Abbotsbury Software Ltd West Yard Barn tel 44 0 1305 871543 West Street fax 44 0 1305 871688 Abbotsbury web http www abbotsbury com Dorset DT3 4JT email os2tv abbotsbury com United Kingdom MainConcept GmbH has been so so kind to license their Main OS 2 AVI codecs for inclusion with eComStation y For more info on MainConcept please have a look on the following webaddress http www mainconcept de Scitech Software Inc has kindly allowed us to redistribute their binary OS 2 installer of OpenWatcom C C FOTRAN Please visit Scitech at http www scitechsoft com Appendix B Trademarks 33 Appendix C LVM The role of LVM Logical Volume Manager is to pres
2. Please consult the manual Ypendix D about details on the On this screen the keys for usage of the menu and the version of the menu including language xx of the package are displayed Additionally a note about this appendix for further reference is shown at the bottom of the page In the large box you can see the help for the Appendix D Boot Options Menu 37 keys to navigate through the screens _ or pages and how to adjust the options to the configuration of your computer You can rotate through the pages by hitting the Page Up and Page Down keys where Page Down will move you to the next page positioning the cursor at the first option and Page Up will return you to the previous page setting the cursor at the last option of the respective page The next option is selectable by hitting the Tab key while hitting the Tab key together with Shift moves back to the previous option When the next or previous option is located on the next previous page that page is displayed automatically without hitting the Page Up or Page Down key The current active option is highlighted by a blinking character There are different ways to change an option Options that can be activated are shown by an empty character when deactivated or by a checkmark when activated shown with a character in this ASCII file You can toggle between these two states by hitting the Space bar Options with a vertical double arrow offe
3. If you do not already have a suitable volume ready to install eComStation you will need to create one Creating a volume is very straightforward using MiniLVM If you need advanced features you may want to use one of the other LVM tools as mentioned in the beginning of this appendix Tip An excellent step by step guide for using text mode LVM is available in the online help during installation please consult it if you 34 eComStation 1 1 Manual need to perform harddisk or partition management You can also view this document directly from the root of CD 1 lvmhelp inf 1S mi o o MiniLVM re E 5 The MiniLVM interface is eee ee self explanatory and features aes an online help system z x a ee vrs a haee tae ee wT MiniLVM will guide you Lone be aaant through the necesarry steps aint to prepare your harddisk for oo k installation wi ow tee General Considerations Make sure you have your harddisk layout the way you want it before you install eComStation The use of partitioning tools like PartitionMagic of PowerQuest FIPS or others should be prevented if at all possible after you have installed eComStation If you have more than one operating system installed you are required to use the IBM bootmanager install via Mini LVM to switch between those systems IBM bootmanager is LVM aware most other bootmanagers are not Multiple operating systems on your computer You can use mult
4. The eComStation boot options menu screens allow you to configure the hardware support in order to successfully boot from CD ROM or floppy diskettes Most computers with standard hardware will not require any changes in the screens and will boot normally If you need support for SCSI or USB hardware a selection of the appropriate drivers for the used host bus adapters resp host controllers is required If you have trouble getting the CD ROM or floppy diskettes to boot then you can use the options on the various screens to either configure eComStation so that it will be able to boot or to help you or support personnel to find out what the cause for the failure is The options are limited to configuration settings required to boot and install eComStation onto hard disk drives The selections are passed to the installation program where you can refine the selections and add support for additional hardware Keys help screen eComStation BOOT OPTIONS Keys help age Down Miscellaneous gt Change to next page Change to previous page Next option Previous option Check uncheck option setting _1 Scroll to next option setting 1t Scroll to previous option setting 1t Jump to option settings 1 t Key of first letter or number Edit option setting ff1 key Left Right a ce Insert Delete Continue boot and display drivers loaded and pause at non base drivers Reset to default configuration values Rid v1 1 07 en
5. Serenity Systems Inc installed selected features or backout updates that have been applied It is also capable of applying and removing updates from IBM and Serenity Systems that are not applied using the IBM service process If you have the eCS Pro SMP version the eComStation Maintenance Tool also supports the addition and removal of SMP support You can install the maintenance tool by invoking the eCSGuides from CD 2 install cmd and selecting the eComStation Software menu eComStation 1 1 Application Pack When you purchased the eComStation 1 1 Application Pack you will also find CD 3 in your eComStation package This CD ROM contains the following software features Lotus SmartSuite 1 7 1 full office suite HobLink X11 enables you to run X11 applications on the eComStation desktop Sti scanner drivers and Applause Image utility You will require a separate registration key to be able to install these applications You should have received the key from your vendor but can also request it by registering on the website http www ecomstation com You can install the applications by starting install cmd from the root of CD 3 16 eComStation 1 1 Manual Chapter 4 Getting Connected Internet The Internet is a huge network of computers itself incorporating many thousands of individual subnetworks known as intranets LAN s The Internet is the largest network of computers in the world and it s importance as a
6. This registration code has been emailed to the email address you entered at the time of purchase You can request the registration key to be sent to you again by logging on to the http www ecomstation com website and selecting the appropriate option from the Customer Menu By saving the email text to either harddrive or floppy disk you can easily import the key into the registration screen Alternatively you can type the key in manually although this is not advised Locale and timezone settings After succesful registration you will be prompted with a screen to verify your locale and timezone settings You can also change your codepage settings in this screen Hardware and peripherals configuration eComStation 1 1 will try to detect installed hardware in your system and preconfigure the settings in the hardware iangan eens page accordingly You can still eee TET alter or update the selections that thie installer has made 8 eComStation 1 1 Manual The following hardware subsections can be configured Display Driver Select between Scitech Display Doctor with an extensive list of supported hardware accelerated 2D video card drivers or Generic Support Generic Support should only be selected if you know that your graphics card is having problems with the Scitech drivers in most cases you can leave this setting to the default of Scitech Storage Enables you to choose which IDE driver your system
7. Links eComStation Developer Portal http dev ecomstation com OpenWatcom http www openwatcom org EDM 2 programmers magazine http www edm2 com Netlabs http www netlabs org Hobbes ftp archive http hobbes nmsu edu Virtual Pascal http www vpascal com Free Pascal http www freepascal org Liberty BASIC http world std com carlg basic html IBM Developers Toolbox http www developer ibm com devcon 26 eComStation 1 1 Manual Appendix A License Agreement eComStation End User License Agreement READ THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT CAREFULLY BEFORE INSTALLING AND USING THIS COMPUTER SOFTWARE AND THE ACCOMPANYING USER DOCUMENTATION THE PROGRAM THE PROGRAM IS COPYRIGHTED AND LICENSED NOT SOLD BY INSTALLING THE PACKAGE CONTAINING THE PROGRAM YOU ARE ACCEPTING AND AGREEING TO THE TERMS OF THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT IF YOU ARE NOT WILLING TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS OF THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT YOU SHOULD PROMPTLY RETURN THE PACKAGE TO THE PLACE OF PURPUASE TO ARRANGE FOR A REFUND OF YOUR PURCHASE THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT REPRESENTS THE ENTIRE AGREEMENT CONCERNING THE PROGRAM BETWEEN YOU AND SERENITY SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL AND IT SUPERSEDES ANY PRIOR PROPOSAL REPRESENTATION OR UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE PARTIES NOTE IF YOU ARE USING A PREVIEW COPY OF THIS SOFTWARE YOU ARE REQUIRED TO INSTALL THE GENERALLY RELEASED PRODUCT AT THAT TIME NO FURTHER USE OF THE PREVIEW SOFTWARE IS A
8. Software into your computer you may retain the Program Media for backup purposes In addition you may make one copy of the Software on a second set of media for the purpose of backup in the event the Program media is damaged or destroyed You may make one copy of the User s Manual for backup purposes Any such copies of the Software or the User s Manual shall include Licensor s copyright and other proprietary notices Except as authorized under this paragraph no copies of the Program or any portions thereof may be made by you or any person under your authority or control Licensor s Rights You acknowledge and agree that the Software and the User s Manual are proprietary products of Licensor protected under U S copyright law and other countries as appropriate You further acknowledge and agree that all rights title and interest in and to the Program including associated intellectual property rights are and shall remain with Licensor This License Agreement does not convey to you an interest in or to the Program but only a limited right of use revocable in accordance with the terms of this License Agreement License Fees The license fees paid by you are paid in consideration of the licenses granted under this License Agreement Payments must be made to Serenity Systems International or designated distributors and resellers from whom you acquired eComStation You agree to notify Serenity Systems or its distributors or resellers and pay an
9. amount of memory is 64 MB but your system will operate considerably better when more than 64 MB memory is installed In short install as much memory as you can in your system 4 GB is the maximum supported amount 2 eComStation 1 1 Manual Minimum Recommended Video PCI VGA video card with at least 512 kB memory AGP video board supported by Scitech Display Doctor See www ecomstation com for a full list of supported adapters Drivespace 500 MB When selecting more options in the installer more drivespace is required A practical working size is 1 GB drive Mouse Any PS 2 serial or USB A PS 2 mouse is mouse recommended for best performance CD drive IDE or SCSI CD ROM an IDE or SCSI CD rom or DVD player with boot capability supported in the BIOS to ease the installation process Getting started Your eComStation 1 1 Entry package consists of two CD s CD 1 CD 2 contains the eComStation 1 1 base product and installer contains a host of applications and drivers to enhance your eComStation experience Additionally you can order the eComStation 1 1 Application Pack which will be referred to as CD 3 CD 3 contains commercial applications Prepare your system If you are planning to install eComStation 1 1 on your system and you want to upgrade your existing OS 2 Warp 4 OS 2 MCP1 OS 2 MCP2 eComStation Preview or eComStation 1 0 installation
10. any problem please refer to Appendix E Troubleshooting After a number of reboots your system should be ready and present you with a desktop similar to the screenshot on the next page You will find a system eCSGuide which will help you to configure your system screen resolution and refresh rate change your network userid if networking is selected configure the DHCP timeout value if necesarry change the look and feel of the eComStation desktop configure the clock of your system allow you to install a local printer You can always restart this system eCSGuide by selecting Local System gt Install Remove gt eComStation Setup from your desktop Chapter 2 Installing eComStation 11 The desktop of eComStation 1 1 right after installation 6 LSD EENEN aataftation Cemmpleta Scores UMEAGHENETIDT DHF Uses eee VERRAN Pr Welalletion Complete Instaflation Complete eComSlaton Inayos ja aon oomabetel S Mei ol the m tine sere uwina be ko Sees Options tets s7 amp ATA AT f LI pou wah Conte clk C the Pr mutatect late aboru a CComstation When youre tinaha cok c a Tananan on Thia ia the elemStatien Desktop The Deaktep is epened auitamaticaig whan the sistem staria ep and covers Ge entve screen It ia the heat si the Workplace Shell which is p w imterface to work with eComitation aad the files am your computar it aloe sows you in view ether computers and chara goer rescerces i jeu are Conme
11. available documentation on the several CD s Appendix G Coexisting with other OSes Contains some tips on setting up eComStation alongside other Operating Systems Chapter 1 Welcome 1 Chapter 2 Installing eComStation 1 1 This chapter will describe in some detail the several installation options you have and guide you step by step through the installation process of eComStation 1 1 Before you begin Before you start your installation of eComStation 1 1 make sure you have the registration key readily available on either floppy harddisk or paper You should have received the registration key by email if you did not you can request it via the customer area of http www ecomstation com after login Also you might want to check http www ecomstation com support for last minute information and tips on the install process Hardware requirements In order to succesfully install eComStation 1 1 please take in consideration these minimun and recommended minimum system requirements Minimum Recommended CPU Intel Pentium 133 MHz or Any modern CPU will do but equivalent including the higher the speed the Intel Celeron PIII P4 more responsive your system and AMD K6 Athlon and will be Intel P4 HT Duron processors processors are supported but eCS will not be able to detect it as a dual cpu setup in all cases Memory 48 MB absolute minimum required for installation from CD A practical minimum
12. correct parameters from your provider userid password etc 2 finish installing with Internet Assistant 3 find the script cfgenable from the eCSCoNet package x programs ecsconet bin cfgenable cma to migrate that connection to use PPTP Chapter 4 Getting Connected 19 4 call the script as follows cFgenable pptp connectionname where connectionname is the name you entered in the first page of Internet Assitant Note there is extensive documentation available on eCSCoNet and advanced configuration options Please see the Online Help icon in the eCSCoNet folder LAN Using your Local Area Network to access the Internet is possible when the TCP IP protocol is installed and configured as described in Chapter 2 You do not require Internet Assistant for this type of connection The main thing you need to know is whether your LAN uses DHCP to assign IP addresses to workstations or that it uses static IP addresses Consult your network administrator if in doubt You can setup your IP configuration in detail by opening the Internet gt TCP IP gt TCP IP Configuration local from your desktop Cable Internet Connections Direct Internet Access is by far the easiest to use and setup in eComStation All that is required is that you install and configure the TCP IP stack as described in Chapter 2 You can setup your IP configuration in detail by opening the nternet gt TCP IP gt TCP IP Configuration local from your deskto
13. medium to communicate and interact with other users has become very clear in recent years eComStation is a very capable Internet client system for many services available on the Internet such as e mail webbrowsing IRC chatting ftp downloading files telnet remote console access and much much more eComStation by default installs Netscape Communicator for webbrowsing and some other tasks mail news ftp More clients are available either as installed application or as seperate download for an overview please have a look at the Internet folder on your eComStation desktop Before you are able to access the Internet you will have to configure how your connection will be made The list below gives an overview of the possibilities available in eComStation Modem analogue ISDN Cable ADSL DSL LAN General Information Required Before you start to configure your Internet Access make sure you have the following information at hand Your ISP dial in telephone number in case of modem ISDN The username password required to login to your ISP Your ISP nameserver IP address most of the time there are two IP addresses Primary DNS and Secondary DNS Incase of a LAN connection the IP address of the gateway PC Additionally you may want to configure a Proxy Server within your browser Chapter 4 Getting Connected 17 eCSCoNet eCSCoNet is an OEM version of a program called ISDNPM and is b
14. menu on the next screen If you want to create a prepared diskette to update or copy files to the memory disk during CD boot hit 4 in the menu on the next screen Adding driver support via floppydisk You can also boot from CD rom and supply additional drivers on floppy disk How to do this is documented in Appendix D Boot Options Menu Chapter 2 Installing eComStation 5 Installation Program Once the CD bootprocess has been completed you should be presented with the installer You can select the installer language currently only English keyboard layout and font size of the installer screens Font size can be changed at any time during install by pressing the key combination CTRL or CTRL Once properly set you can click next to proceed to the License Agreement screen After careful reading the license agreement you should check the Agree box and press next to proceed to the screen where you can select the type of installation The following options are available Easy installation Advanced installation Management console Easy installation This option should be selected by most users as it offers certain options especially network configurations preconfigured to ease the burden on the user For example your workstation is automatically configured for a Dynamic IP network If yours is a Static IP environment and your Network Administrator has assigned your workstation a specific IP
15. number then you should use the Advanced Installation Advanced Installation Advanced Installation offers you more control over which software components get installed and allows you to set up the network configuration Choose this option if you want or need to configure your network to use static IP addressing disable eComStation specific enhancements to the user interface deselect certain software components 6 eComStation 1 1 Manual Management console The management console will exit the installation program and offer you some options to maintain your harddrive run applications and start a command prompt This can be a convenient way to access your harddrive in certain situations Also it will enable you to use the advanced Logical Volume Manager text mode interface for special requirements Please refer to Appendix C LVM for more information on LVM eer Commands Doves Et i ey Gin Mectum fore Large font PRenatihe pztaler phoe 1 ony Shut down Installation Volume Once you have selected either Easy or Advanced install you will have to select the installation volume When the installer does not find any suitable volume on your harddrive you will first have to define these with either MiniLVM or LVM See Appendix C LVM for more Doa pou howe selected ciate vikae use tre New button bo coniense fa details Mow af Pressing the New volume button ss ES will invoke
16. on your harddisk The option to Display online documentation will present you with instructions also available in Appendix D and a list of supported hardware If you do not see one of these option screens to boot please refer to the installation troubleshooting section in Appendix E 4 eComStation 1 1 Manual Creating boot diskettes from CD 1 If you are unable to boot from the installation CD it is possible to create boot diskettes to start your computer These diskettes can be used to run the installation 1 Run makedisk bat ona DOS based machine on which you have CD ROM access Or run makedisk cmd on an OS 2 based machine on which you have CD ROM access This allows you to create a set of boot diskettes with several options To install eComStation from CD ROM you can create installation diskettes 3 5 inch HD floppy diskettes 2 0 megabytes unformatted that may be modified to work with non standard hardware configurations Note There are two versions of the boot diskettes plus two versions of a boot update diskette to supplement the CD ROM If you want to create a set of installation diskettes that will use the Boot Options Menu hit 1 in the menu presented to you If you want to create a set of installation diskettes that can be modified by the user hit 2 in the menu on the next screen If you want to create a prepared diskette with a test kernel to update the memory disk during CD boot hit 3 in the
17. please refer to migrate txt on CD 2 in order to prepare your system for installation Always make sure you have a tested backup of your working system Chapter 2 Installing eComStation 3 Start your installation To start the installation process the computer needs to boot from the installation CD Insert CD 1 and hit the reset button or turn off your computer and turn it on again Some computers only scan the CD ROM for a CD to boot from when they perform a cold boot If your system boots succesfully from CD 1 you will be prompted with an option menu Boot from hard disk 4 Boot from eComStation CD ROM The default option is to continue to boot from Press Esc to cancel automatic harddisk hard disk boot in 7 seconds When you select to boot from the CD another menu appears which enables you to select between the normal CD boot or the Boot Options Menu see Appendix D Boot Options Menu for details Boot with menu for own values Display online documentation On most systems with IDE hard drives and CD ROMs it suffices to select the first option Boot with default values If you have a SCSI connected hard drive or CD ROM or other specific requirements you should select Boot with menu for own values Please refer to Appendix D for details on this menu option Features you select in the boot options menu will not only be used during the boot process but will also be added to the installation configuration
18. supply only the files you want to add or to update If you see some lines showing registers with hexadecimal values followed by the line disk read error at least one file contains an error most likely because the diskette is defective Please copy the files to an error free diskette again and retry If you boot from installation diskettes you must copy the driver files onto the diskette labeled eCS Diskette 2 the one that only contains the files ecsdisk3 pf and BOOT_UPD TXT If you have created the diskettes without the menu or the diskettes for the IBM installation procedure then you must copy base device driver files loaded with a BASEDEV lt driver gt statement in the CONFIG SYS file onto IBM NoMenu Diskette 1 and copy the usual device driver files loaded with a DEVICE lt driver gt statement in the CONFIG SYS file onto IBM NoMenu Diskette 2 Edit the CONFIG SYS file located on IBM NoMenu Diskette 1 to add new drivers or driver parameters SCSI Support Many SCSI controllers will work normally with default settings However there are some types of SCSI controllers that can create problems Most notably these devices tend to either be Adaptec LSI or Tekram controllers If you have a SCSI controller in your computer and are having trouble getting the system to boot find out what kind of controller you have and select the appropriate driver for your controller The file bootmenu txt on CD 1 contains an extensi
19. the Mini Logical Volume Manager which will guide you through the process of creating an installable volume It has extensive online help which explains the various menu options If the installer does find a suitable Wt ws 4 volume you will be prompted with a screen similar to the one shown above it he Tore roped a Orceedng Warren OD ute on thee C wi de best Thick cp Re Meet botine te stort terrettnegy Toowtru i akahi At this time you can decide if you want to format the existing volume or not If this is a new harddisk it is recommended to perform a format with errorchecking enabled this is also the default selection Doing so will ensure that the entire volume is eGov i ten v bermidei on ihe tnicewng v rs Awe TMG wedcweseed I You r nt towns the vohews to rube rotate EE Chace fot encep viide eneting iray be tine comma Chapter 2 Installing eComStation 7 correctly initialized however the process can take a long time up to several hours on large volumes that are many gigabytes in size If you are installing onto an existing volume and you choose to not format it you will automatically upgrade the existing installation Note To properly prepare your existing installation please refer to migrate txt on CD 2 Enter Registration Code After the correct volume has been selected you will need to enter your registration code to be able to continue with the installation process
20. to the Printers folder When you want to install a Network Printer you will have to install it via the template drag and drop method since the Printer Guide only supports local printers The shipping drivers contain support for over 1000 printer models and are up to date to 2003 Additional drivers will be available via the website http www ecomstation com Multimedia Base multimedia support is automatically installed at the end of the base installation of eComStation 1 1 You can install additional features and drivers via the Multimedia Menu of CD 2 invoke it with install cmd The following can be installed through the Multimedia Menu OpenGL 1 1 software 3D engine ELSA hardware MPEG playback support Hauppauge TV card support PCI ISA Cinema 2 TV viewer application LBMix audio mixer Audiodrivers for the following brands Advanced Gravis ISA Analog Devices AC97 Cmedia PCI Creative Labs Ensonig PCI ISA Crystal PCI ISA AC97 ESS ISA Realtek Avance Logic PCI ISA AC97 Sigmatel AC97 Yamaha PCI USB audio support Additionally you can reset remove and reinstall your multimedia configuration with the menu of CD 2 Please refer to the instructions given onscreen 14 eComStation 1 1 Manual Additional software You can install several applications available on CD 2 A short list Full function applications Acrobat Reader 3 view PDF documents Desktop On Call control your d
21. used to make text mode applications or with some extensions can also be used to develop PM applications see below If you want to get started on development it is advisable to install the toolkits which will give you extensive information on all aspects of programming for eComStation If you are not interested in native application development but only Java development installation of the Java Toolkit would suffice Open Watcom 1 0 C C FORTRAN By kind permission of Scitech Software Inc www scitechsoft com included in this release of eComStation is Open Watcom 1 0 Open Watcom C C FORTRAN is a suite of advanced easy to use cross platform compilers and development tools Supported platforms include DOS Windows OS 2 and Netware Included is an Integrated Development Environment graphical debugger profiler and a class browser Open Watcom 1 0 is developed as a joint effort between SciTech Software Inc Sybase and the Open Source development community To learn more about the OpenWatcom project download new releases or make a donation to support the effort please visit www openwatcom org You can install the compiler by using the installer in the developer eCSGuide of CD 2 use install cmd to invoke the main guide The developer eCSGuide also enables you to install the IBM Developer Toolkit 4 52 and contains information by Daniela Engert on writing device drivers Other tools available Besides the included tools
22. will be loaded The value Extended ATA PI E IDE DaniS506 DaniATAPI is preselected as the first controller by default If your SCSI hostadapters were detected they will be listed as second resp third controller 42 eComStation 1 1 Manual Both ATA PI E IDE drivers are not compatible to any of the software RAID setups offered by some so called ATA IDE RAID controllers like HPT Promise FastTrack AMI However the chips are supported in non RAID mode see BIOS setup of these controllers If you have one or two SCSI adapters installed in your PC the boot process tries to detect and list them as second and third controllers The file bootmenu txt on CD 1 contains an extensive list of supported controllers both IDE and SCSI To use another driver not supplied in the bootmenu you can supply one on a floppydisk How to do this is described at the end of this appendix You can supply any adapter device driver supporting eComStation and OS 2 Warp 3 or higher When you select Use other driver from diskette a red arrow gt will appear to the left of the field where you have to enter the name of the driver without extension ADD for example AlC7770 Leaving the menu is prevented until you have entered either the driver name or have deselected the value to load a driver from diskette Please refer to the end of this appendix on how to supply the driver The field below each of the controller options can be edited to
23. will use as well as to review the autodetected SCSI host adapter Most SCSI adapters should be recognized properly Standard Devices Enables you to select the proper mouse driver as well as choosing between the enhanced serial port driver or the basic IBM driver The last option allows you to disable APM support You can re enable it at a later time when necesarry please refer to Appendix E USB Support Allows you to specify which USB host controller will be enabled USB controllers should be properly autodetected so in general you should leave them at the preselected setting Additionally you can specify any extra USB devices you want to support by checking the appropriate checkboxes for CD floppy disk drive or modem Notebook amp PCMCIA Support If you are installing on a laptop computer you should take special care to verify this section There are a lot of preconfigured IBM ThinkPad models listed as well as a large number of PCMCIA chipsets with brands that are known to use these chipsets The hardware autodetection in eComStation 1 1 will not detect them so you should select the appropriate one manually The PCMCIA services section allows you to define which PCMCIA devices should be supported Kernel Options Allow you to specify special options for the operating system kernel It is not advised to change the preselected default settings Chapter 2 Installing eComStation 9 Select Components Advanced Install Th
24. BACKADDR XXX XXX XXX XXX OS2TRACEMASK 0x0 SESSIONS 130 Network Performance To enhance the performance of an eComStation workstation in a Windows NT 2000 XP Network you can change the default settings of MAXIN and MAXOUT from 1 to 3 in eComStation either by using MPTS or directly in IBMCOM PROTOCOL INI Windows Network Browsing To enable your eComStation client to browse your Windows Network resources you need to take into account the fact that eComStation clients cannot see the resources of Microsoft TCPBEUI Servers in their File and Print Client Resource Browser when the Windows servers have their LAN Manager parameter Imannounce set to off Unfortunately this is Microsoft s default This parameter defines the response to LAN Manager 2 x browser broadcasts The default Chapter 4 Getting Connected 23 response is to ignore these broadcasts However the net view command can show resources when the resource is specified as follows net view resource If the command net view is used nothing will show except your workstation or other OS 2 Servers Workstations on your network Even putting the servername in the broadcast list does not change this The Window s servers and workstations will have to have their default settings changed as outlined below to enable browsing from OS 2 and eComStation Windows for Work Groups The parameter 1mannounce yes will have to be added in the network sectio
25. CP IP settings Advanced Install when TCP IP protocol is selected allows you to configure your IP address to use either DHCP or a static IP address LAN settings when appropriate requires you to enter your Workstation ID and the LAN domain name Note Make sure that the domain name is the same as your other eComStation Windows machines if you want to share files and printers between all machines Windows uses the term Workgroup Name to name the domain 10 eComStation 1 1 Manual Accept Configuration When you are satisfied with the configuration options you have made you can go back and change them by pressing the previous button you should confirm the configuration and press next to start the actual installation This process can take up to an hour depending on the speed of your system and CD ROM drive and will reboot the system a couple of times You can leave the system unattended as it does not require any more intervention from you If for some reason you want to abort the installation you can press the stop button at any time This will offer you the option to start the maintenance console or abort the installation which will take you to the first page of the installer A I your previous selections will be lost Finishing installation The installer will now finish the installation by copying files to your harddrive This process will take a while and the system will reboot during the process If you experience
26. IONS screen to come up Hit a page down and TAB down to the Reserve the following drive letter field and change the default value to an unused value The value of eComStation CD ROM located in drive will get bumped automatically each time you change the value of the Reserve the following drive letter When done hit F10 and then Enter to continue Q During phase 2 the installer seems to be hung when installing the peer service don t see any disk activity Should reboot and try again A The peer installer does a number of checks On some machines this process can take quite some time particularly if you are running under Virtual PC ona slow machine Keep in mind that the entire installation process can take up to an hour to complete for some older machines Don t intervene unless the installation time has been something rather unreasonable Q My machine locked up during installation or otherwise interrupted the install process How can restart the installation A You can restart the installer at any time in a specific phase of the installationprocess This is recommended for advanced users only please refer to section Adv_1 of FAQ TXT on CD 2 Q would like to invoke some commandline commands from the CD booted eComStation installer A You can invoke a command prompt by selecting Maintenance Console in the installer Q My system hangs or freezes when during startup before get the Presentation Manager Gr
27. Linux installation on the same system Please use the LVM Bootmanager instead of lilo To read write HPFS volumes you will need to obtain a module for Linux Please note that the OpenJFS is not compatible with eComStation JFS and as such it is not advised to access your JFS volume from Linux This may change in the future FAT32 support If you have FAT282 partitions on your hard drive you can enable support under eComStation by using the driver available on CD 2 in the directory FAT32SUP Please read the document ecs1 1inst txt The filesystem for FAT 32 is unsupported and supplied only for your convience You are not required to install part filt flt or replace os2dasd dmd If you have rebooted your computer and the driver is loaded you will get read and write access to a FAT32 volume when that drive has a drive letter assigned under LVM Appendix G Coexisting with other Operating Systems 55 Cover design by Meneer van Rooijen Artwork by Paul Jarvinen 2003 Mensys BV The Netherlands http www mensys nl Printed in the Netherlands PDF Rev 1 1 0 56 eComStation 1 1 Manual
28. UTHORIZED License Grant Licensor hereby grants to you and you accept a nonexclusive license to use the Program and the computer programs contained therein in machine readable object code form only collectively referred to as the Software see Information About Your Software later on this document and the accompanying User Documentation only as authorized in this License Agreement A license of eComStation is required for each computer owned leased or otherwise controlled by you and on which you will operate eComStation Or in the event of the inoperability of that computer on a backup computer selected by you Neither concurrent use on two or more computers nor use in a local area network or other network is permitted without separate authorization and the payment of other license fees You may transfer all your license rights under this agreement You must transfer all media documentation and a copy of this agreement All components of eComStation must be transferred as a unit and cannot be broken up or transferred separately Such a transfer terminates your rights to use the program Appendix A License Agreement 27 A program is considered in use when it resides in memory or is otherwise stored in the machine A program stored on a network server solely for the purpose of being distributed to other machines is not considered to be in use But your use may not exceed the total number of users authorized Upon loading the
29. add parameters to the drivers Usually this is not required in order to boot correctly For example you can force the driver to be verbose by typing V without double quotes into the field The driver will display his detection results on the screen then Selecting the generic INT 13h driver will reset the values of all three controller options to None since they are mutually exclusive Use this option only as a fallback in case your hostadapter is not supported However certain restrictions apply and the usage of this driver is not recommended If you experience problems when the boot process accesses your CD DVD drive you may try the extended CD DVD driver to replace the standard driver For older hardware you can try the older standard driver which does not support DVD drives Appendix D Boot Options Menu 43 USB screen eComStation BOOT OPTIONS USB lt Storage Page Up Page Down Keys help gt Support 0 USB Universal Host Controllers UHCI Intel VIA Support 0 USB Open Host Controllers OHCI ALi AMD OPTi SiS Support 0 USB Enhanced Host Controllers EHCI Intel NEC Support USB mice trackballs Support USB keyboards Support USB mass storage devices O1t floppy disk drives attached 0 CD ROM R W drives attached If the menu detects the presence of USB host controllers it preselects up to 4 controllers for each detected type of controller plus support for USB keyboards and point
30. al installation Appendix D Boot Options Menu 39 program can be started or a command line interface for maintenance tasks or problem determination Reserving a drive letter offers you a possibility to control the assignment of the drive letters for your CD DVD drives The operating system will assign drive letters to all drives that are partitioned media like hard disks or certain removable drives first The letter of the last one of these media is the first valid letter for a working drive letter reservation The CD DVD drives will be assigned the next letters after the reserved one in the order the drives are detected by your PC Changing the drive letter to be reserved automatically adjusts the value of the next option where you can select the drive the eComStation installation CD ROM has been inserted If the CD ROM is not located in the first CD DVD drive you must change this letter to match the appropriate drive Usually this would be the second drive so just move the drive letter one further by pressing either the Up arrow key or hitting the letter key T for the example above The range of the values is limited by the selected reserved drive letter and the fixed letter of the memory boot drive Z If you do not know about the letters assigned to your drives leave the menu after the selection of your storage controllers in the next screen by hitting Alt together with F1 In the following screen hit F2 and run th
31. al volumes it should be sufficient in most cases to run LVM and assign the original drive letters for the changed partitions On occasions it may be necessary to create a new logical volume for that particular partition Windows NT 2000 XP As far as we know at the moment there are no specific problems that have arisen by installing Windows XP alongside eComStation on your harddisk If you are going to install Windows 2000 on your computer please install Windows 2000 and then apply service pack 3 first If you already have Windows 2000 on your system and want to install eComStation also install service pack 3 If you do not do this every time Windows 2000 starts up it will destroy the eCS boot manager This is a bug in Windows 2000 If your boot manager is destroyed you can restore it by Appendix G Coexisting with other Operating Systems 53 booting eComStation into the maintenance console from CD 1 and run LVM where you can reinstall the bootmanager Windows NT 4 0 Windows 2000 or XP will list HPFS partitions as being available in My Computer If you double click on that drive letter it will say it can not read that partition and sometimes you will be prompted with an option to format it Of course you should not accept this offer since it will render your HPFS volume useless For your own safety it is strongly adviced to use the option to mark the HPFS partitions as not having a drive letter Windows 95 98 or Millenium Editi
32. aphical User Interface A Ifthe boot process hangs during boot you can disable hardware detection Press Alt F1 before the logo appears and select disable Hardware detection Appendix E Troubleshooting 47 Q _ The installer reports no recognizable filesystems and no freespace A Currently FAT32 NTFS EXT2 and other filesystems will not be recognized by the eCS Please use other disk tools to create space for eCS bootmanager and boot partition then let MiniLVM create the eCS partitions and BootManager during installation Please see Appendix C LVM for more instructions INSTALLATION SCSI Q have an Adaptec SCSI Adapter and SCSI CD ROM and couldn t get it to boot the eCS bootable CD A Check the following to settings 1 In the Adaptec BIOS for the cdrom device set disconnect NO 2 Also some cdroms will not work properly in sync mode try turning off initiate sync negotiation in the BIOS Q When booting from the CD I get the following message eCS in unable to operate your hard disk or diskette drive The system is stopped A Is your cd rom connected to a SCSI disk controller eCS supports more SCSI disk controllers than most other OSes Due to the large number of drivers there is a high possibility for a conflict between drivers If you have a SCSI controller you have to use the boot options menu and specify which SCSI driver you wish eCS to use See the file bootmenu txt on CD 1 for more information bootmen
33. be displayed when you start the installer with install cmd from the root of CD 2 A check will be performed to make sure you are running the installer on eComStation 1 1 and not an older possibly incompatible version Again please make sure you did a system restart after the basic installation described in Chapter 2 This will make sure your base multimedia system is properly set up CD 2 contains additional software applications and drivers for several hardware devices like ISDN adapters and multimedia devices Video If you had selected to install legacy VGA during installation you may want to upgrade to a more advanced video driver which is provided by the means of Scitech Display Doctor SDD This driver supports almost every modern video chipset on the market today and offers excellent performance by enabling the 2D hardware acceleration of these chipsets SDD is installed onto your system already if you selected Scitech Display Doctor during the eComStation installation from CD 1 To add it later to your system manually you can run the video cmd script from the root of CD 2 which will install SDD on your computer Chapter 3 What s Next 13 Printer To install a locally connected printer in eComStation you can use the Printer Installation Guide available in the Printers folder within the eComStation folder on your desktop Alternatively you can use a Printer Template from the templates folder and drag and drop it
34. cted in netwwik The pictures Mat jeu see om Ge Desktop aro cofed icons Wi oCenStatien Gog reptesant ehjects AR ebjecta have cortale Gaegs ie commen while smor charactoristics varg dependieg en the type of Be object 3 Besides the eCSGuide you will also notice a help screen in the screenshot above this is the help that will be shown the first time you boot the system Tip You can invoke context sensitive help throughout the system at any time by pressing the F1 key on your keyboard for almost every system object specific help will be displayed Ready This concludes the basic installation of eComStation Please read on in Chapter 3 about using the eCSGuides to install additional applications supported hardware and other hints and tips 12 eComStation 1 1 Manual Chapter 3 What s Next After finishing the initial installation described in Chapter 2 you are ED 2 natn quite N advised to insert CD 2 CD 2 installer guide in your CD ROM player Walami 10 Donant CD A to install additional features and software CD 2 cortaine audo divors Java 1 31 eCSCoMutwhich you Can wie fo Cofmactte the konigi Optional sofware tial sotwere Desitap on Cal BM Bomapach a Move fhmuh the nistelaton pinra ty choking the tics or by chung on Next Note Before using CD 2 for the first time please reboot your system oe lt Rew Van you are friahect cick on Ext An extensive menu of eCSGuides will
35. cumentation for the eComStation Maintenance Tool 2 00 it can be installed by the eComStation Software Menu from CD 2 This tool can be used to install system updates from www ecomstation com onto your computer Appendix F Getting Support 51 On the installed system gt Lee feet je ew S tee LD ee ec Once your system is installed WOR usnenes Tie s you will find all support fenn 5S Eer o aope documents conveniently A a abaeeree ordered in the help center and Faw folder You can open this folder m S ihanat from Local System gt Help S Str Be trea hoe satiated Center tins w oe iJ Petey Ho le beer ee f Q st n onu iaa b maw Information on the internet If the readme s do not help you can always try to consult the support forums on the internet to help you forums have been created at the following sites a http www ecomstation com support a http www ecomstation nl Other websites of interest are a http www os2ezine com a http www os2voice org http www warpdoctor org Alternatively you could have a look at the OS 2 newsgroups or mailing lists and the OS 2 and eComStation usergroups support by email is provided on a best effort basis and there is no guarantee for timely response mmsupport ecomstation com for multimedia related issues ecsconet ecomstation com for eCSCoNet related issues support ecomstation com for generic support questions Please submit your bugrep
36. ditor If you are using a one segment network that is all machines are within the same networkrange you only need to add the highest IP address of the networkrange you are part of e g 192 168 0 255 to the broadcastlist RFCBCST LST file and the IP addresses of the Windows clients to the Nameslist RFCNAMES LST After the RFC files have been modified the RFCADDR command can be run from an OS 2 window which will update the system and prevents the client from having to be restarted 22 eComStation 1 1 Manual Connecting to a network with WINS available WINS Windows Internet Name Service is a combination of a Domain Name Server and a NetBios Name Server eComStation clients can take full advantage of the NT 2000 WINS NetBios Name Server Editing the Broadcastlist and Nameslist files would be no longer necessary The only thing you have to do is to manually edit the protocol ini file and add the WINS IP addresses NBNSADDR and NBNSBACKADDR into the TCPBEUI section If you are using DHCP you can request these P addresses and view them from the DHCP monitor program Also the node type should be set to H Node when operating in a segmented network leave it to the default B Node for a one segment network Change the following section of your protocol ini you can change these values also via MPTS gt Edit Protocol TCPBEUI_nif DriverName tcpbeuiS Bindings PCNTND_nif NODETYPE H Node NBNSADDR XXX XXX XXX XXX NBNS
37. e A Even if you are not connected to another machine it s highly recommended that you instruct the eCS installer to install networking support This will make it easy to enable networking support in the future In addition if you need to access the Internet through a modem you will need networking support If you don t have a network card called the NIC at this point you can specify IBM NULL MAC Driver NULLNDIS NIF when prompted to select a network adapter INSTALLATION Q The system will not boot from the bootable CD A1 Verify that your motherboard and or disk controller BIOS support booting from CD and that you selected the right boot order 46 eComStation 1 1 Manual A2 Watch the cd rom ready light and the BIOS cd boot messages Did the cd rom become ready after the BIOS checked for a CD If the cd rom is taking too long to become ready check if there is setting in the motherboard or disk controller BIOS to delay or wait longer for the cd rom to become ready In some cases a newer BIOS may provide this feature Sometimes you can delay the boot process by pressing the Pause key Q get an unable to reserve drive R error message when booting from the eCS CD A By default the eCS installer attempts to reserve drive letters R S and Z If these drive letters are in use you need to reboot from the eCS CD select Boot from eComStation CD ROM then select Boot with menu for own values and then wait for the BOOT OPT
38. e Select Components screen only available if you have selected Advanced Install allows you to determine in detail which system components will be installed to your harddrive The Additional Features section will allow you to install eComStation 1 1 without the specific enhancements thus creating a more or less default OS 2 Warp desktop To do this you should deselect the Usability Enhancements You can disable the Enhanced help viewer and Desktop productivity tools as well if you don t wish to have them installed Configure Network Network configuration will allow you to select which network protocols will be installed if you choose to install network support at all and to which adapter these protocols should be bound In the Network adapters and protocols only available during Advanced Install you can determine in detail what settings your network card should have Most users rs 3 should find the default values a wT cs will suffice z If no network card was detected by the hardware autodetection the oa screen will be blank and you 7 tie should press the Add adapter button first to select your network MER If the list does not contain a driver for your adapter you can select other adapter to point to a directory on harddisk or to a floppydisk which does contain the drivers for your NIC If these are found they will be copied onto the installationdrive and you can proceed with the configuration T
39. e program ecsdrinf on the command line It will give you an overview of the drive letters labels and file systems The drive letter next to the label ECS CDRUN is the one of the drive where the eComStation installation CD ROM has been inserted The drive letter of the memory boot drive should only be changed if you already have a drive logical volume that has the default of Z assigned If you select a drive letter identical to the one of the CD DVD drive that has the eComStation CD ROM inserted a warning message is displayed and leaving the menu is prevented until you select a different drive letter If you have quite a low amount of memory in your system the installation might need to swap memory onto a writeable drive that needs to be formatted with one of the following filesystems FAT 12 FAT16 HPFS or JFS To enable swapping check the option by pressing the Space bar and then select the target drive for the swapfile Then the swapfile will be written to the root of the selected 40 eComStation 1 1 Manual drive You can delete the file swapper dat after the installation has been completed If you select a drive letter identical to the one of the CD DVD drive that has the eComStation CD ROM inserted a warning message is displayed and leaving the menu is prevented until you select a different drive letter The following two options are useful for problem determination The first one pauses the boot process after the sys
40. e remedy for breach by Licensor of any warranties made under this Agreement EXCEPT FOR THE WARRANTIES SET FORTH ABOVE THE PROGRAM AND THE SOFTWARE CONTAINED THEREIN ARE LICENSED AS IS AND LICENSOR DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE Limitation of Liability Licensor s cumulative liability to you or any other party for any loss or damages resulting from any claims demands or actions arising out of or relating to this Agreement shall not exceed the license fee paid to Licensor for the use of the Program In no event shall Licensor be liable for any indirect incidental consequential special or exemplary damages or lost profits even if Licensor has been advised of the possibility of such damages THE LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES MAY BE CONTROLLED BY LOCAL REGULATION SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU Trademark eComStation eComServer WiseMachine WiseManager WiseServer and WiseClient are trademarks of Licensor No right license or interest to such trademark is granted hereunder and you agree that no such right license or interest shall be asserted by you with respect to such trademark Appendix A License Agreement 29 Governing Law This License Agreement shall be construed and governed in accordance w
41. eCSCoNet with Internet Assistant icon in the eCSCoNet v1 00 folder to start configuring your Internet connection You will be guided step by step to configure your dialer eCSCoNet or IBM Dial In program and your installed webbrowser as well Internet Assistant can configure all connections eCSCoNet offers Analogue Modem To configure an analogue modem most default settings can be used the notable exception is the port speed Please set this to 57 600 baud Setting it higher will not have a positive effect but a lower setting will seriously slow down your connection ISDN card Internet Assistant will detect and configure a properly installed ISDN card This requires you to setup your ISDN driver before starting the Internet Assistant To install your ISDN card please use the ISDN eCSGuide All included drivers are licensed for distribution with eComStation There may be drivers suitable for your ISDN adapter which are not included on CD Please contact your hardware vendor if you are unable to find a correct driver PPPoE DSL connection Selecting this option in Internet Assistant will ask you on which network adapter your DSL modem is connected Select the proper one and check the eCSCoNet checkbox in the next screen PPtP DSL connection KPN MxStream Currently connections to DSL modems using PPTP cannot be configured for eCSCoNet directly In order to use such DSL modems 1 configure a serial dummy connection with the
42. eComStation 1 1 Entry English Manual Chapter 1 Welcome This manual will help you through the installation process of eComStation 1 1 onto your system Please refer to it if you have questions or problems during your install Especially important are the sections on LVM and the Boot Options Menu Make certain you understand how LVM functions before you make changes to your harddisk This manual contains the following sections Chapter 2 Installation Describes how to install eComStation 1 1 using either the Easy or Advanced installation method Chapter 3 What s Next Will talk about adding support for several hardware items and will touch shortly on the installation of additional applications Chapter 4 Getting Connected Explains briefly how to get connected to the Internet and your Local Network Also contains a tips on networking within a Windows Environment Chapter 5 Getting Involved Describes some ways you can help to support the development and evolution of eComStation Appendix A License Agreement Appendix B Trademarks Contains Trademark notices and Acknowledgements Appendix C LVM Describes in detail the usage of the LVM program Appendix D Boot Options Menu Explains the options available at the Boot Options Menu when you start from eComStation CD 1 Appendix E Troubleshooting Lists some frequently asked questions and answers Consult this section if you have problems Appendix F Getting Support Points you to the
43. ent a simple logical view of underlying physical storage space ie harddrive s LVM manages individual physical disks or to be more precise the individual partitions present on them LVM hides the numbers size and location of physical partitions from users Instead it presents the concept of logical volume A logical volume may correspond to a physical partition but that obviously almost defeats the purpose of LVM but it doesn t have to One volume may be composed of several partitions located on multiple physical disks Not only that the volumes can even be extended not shrunk people usually want more space not less They can even be extended while the OS is running and the filesystem is being accessed Of course most home and SOHO users don t have the hardware required for this LVM can be used in several ways You can invoke the text mode interface by typing LVM in an command window There is an graphical version which can be called by typing LVMGUI in a command window This version is a Java application and you need to have Java installed to be able to run it Lastly the installer of eComStation 1 1 provides MiniLVM which is a GUI to the most important features of LVM We recommend you use this tool to setup your harddisk for installation of eComStation 1 1 Creating an installable volume In order to install eComStation you need to have at least one empty visible compatibility volume available on your hard disk
44. esktop remotely over the internet PostgreSQL advanced relational database Stellar Frontier arcade game from Stardock WarpIN installer essential to install many eCS or OS 2 applications eCSCoNet dialer for Internet Access see Chapter 4 Mobile File System IBM MFS synchronize directories between notebook and desktop computer Netware Client for eCS IBM add support to access a Netware network OpenWatcom C C FORTAN compiler see Chapter 5 IBM Toolkit 4 52 enables you to develop new applications for eComStation Java 1 3 1 runtime and developer toolkit from IBM FaxWorks send and receive faxes IBM Works simple but functional office suite VoiceType control your desktop with your voice Trial applications Cool FM radio tuner with support for most hardware radioboards Flash 5 trial version of Macromedia Flash 5 player for OS 2 Graham Utilities suite of disk and system utilities Maul Publisher desktop publishing application Norman Virus Control antivirus software includes free 3 month update subscription PM Downloader application to download hassle free from the Internet RSJ CD writer will write CD and DVD data discs Chapter 3 What s Next 15 eComStation Maintenance Tool The eComStation Maintenance Tool is intended to update an eCS installation with IBM Convenience Package updates known as fixpacks apply customized updates furnished by
45. ing devices You can modify the number from zero to four maximum number of supported controllers not ports by rotating through the options with the Up and Down arrow keys or by pressing a number key In order to successfully run attached USB devices the USB controllers must have hardware resources assigned IRQ please consult the manual of your mainboard s BIOS resp the one of your discrete controller board The following lists the USB host controllers supported others might work but have not been tested The file bootmenu txt on CD 1 contains a list of supported UHCI OHCI and EHCI USB 2 0 controllers The next three options control USB devices that might be needed for installation like pointing devices a keyboard or external storage devices The menu will prevent activation by hitting the Space bar of these options until at least one USB host controller is selected 44 eComStation 1 1 Manual Supply additional or updated drivers The Boot Options Menu offers the possibility to start the installation with additional or updated drivers provided on a floppy disk The driver files must be supplied in the root of a floppy diskette either labeled BOOT_UPDATE or having a file named BOOT_UPD TXT in one of the first two floppy diskette drives letters A or B The boot process will copy all files from this diskette to the memory disk and will overwrite any files of the same name already present there So you should
46. ion 1 1 Manual APPENDIX F Getting support If you run into problems with eComStation there are several places to get support First of all a lot of documentation is included with the product Most of it are text files which you can read with an editor like tedit exe or e exe The inf files can be viewed with view exe and the pdf files with acroread exe On the CD s you can find the following documents General Documents CD 1 readme lst General info on eComStation 1 1 Last minute installation notes and a quick troubleshooter for CD boot readme ibm Documentation from Merlin Convenience Pack from IBM readme2 txt Addenda to readme iobm license txt The full license as included in Appendix A bootmenu txt Information on the use of the bootmenu presented to you when booted from CD Contains an extensive list of supported hardware IDE SCSI USB controllers extended version of Appendix D ivmhelp INF LVM documentation from Serenity Systems includes tutorial approach for setting up your system Next to these documents you can find the helpfiles in inf format for eComStation in the following directory OS2 BOOK Recovery and System Tools CD 2 bontrial trial grahutil graham20 inf Documentation for the Graham Utilities Filesystem and Recovery tools Please note that the Graham Utilities can be run directly from CD to provide maintenance possibilities for your system bontrial ecs ecsmt ecsmt200 txt Do
47. ion of NTFS 30 eComStation 1 1 Manual Third Party Work eComStation contains driver s and application s belonging to a Third Party hereinafter referred to as Third Party Work TPW TPW is licensed to Serenity Systems International for distribution with eComStation from the following companies and or persons hereinafter referred to as the licensor 3Com Corporation Abbotsburry Software Ltd Artem GmbH AVM GmbH for International Communications Technology Analog Devices Creative Technology Ltd Cirrus Logic Inc Christian Langanke Internet Assistant DAWICONTROL Computersysteme GmbH Eicon Networks Corporation Elsa AG HST High Soft Tech Gesellschaft fur Telekommunikation mbH Mainconcept Realtek Teles AG TCS In accordance with the agreements with HST and Eicon we must inform you that The HST and Eicon ISDN drivers you receive with eComStation may not be installed on systems without a valid eComStation license In accordance with the agreement with Creative Technology Ltd we must inform you that The supplied SB 16 and SB AWE 32 64 may only be used with Creative products All copyrights patents trademarks belong to the respective licensor s of the TPW The TPW is provided on an AS IS basis No warranty of any kind is offered and no claim of suitability for use on any system should be assumed None of the drivers that come with eComStation can be redistributed and may n
48. iple operating systems alongside eComStation however you need to take into account the following remarks Note the BM MCP installer uses a tool to automatically tag all available partitions with a LVM fingerprint A compatibility volume is simply a partition which has been tagged in this way The fingerprint is used by LVM to store extra information specific to volume management This tool is called Volume Conversion Utility VCU and is known to cause trouble on some configurations That is why the eComSiation installer does not invoke this tool automatically This requires that you create the volumes yourself with LVM or MiniLVM Operating systems which do not understand logical volumes will simply continue to treat compatibility volumes as partitions in the traditional sense Appendix C LVM 35 However if non LVM aware software which performs partition level disk management is used then this fingerprint may be inadvertently erased Such programs include the FDISK utilities from most other operating systems and also software such as Partition Magic from PowerQuest For this reason it is strongly recommended that you do not use such software on your system after installing eComStation If you must do so then please read the following information carefully first If your system does not contain any special LVM volumes JFS volumes mostly then the use of such programs will probably not cause permanent data loss In al
49. ith the laws of the applicable jurisdiction Costs of Litigation If any action is brought by either party to this License Agreement against the other party regarding the subject matter hereof the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover in addition to any other relief granted reasonable attorney fees and expenses of litigation as appropriate under applicable jurisdiction Severability Should any term of this License Agreement be declared void or unenforceable by any court of competent jurisdiction such declaration shall have no effect on the remaining terms hereof No Waiver The failure of either party to enforce any rights granted hereunder or to take action against the other party in the event of any breach hereunder shall not be deemed a waiver by that party as to subsequent enforcement of rights or subsequent actions in the event of future breaches Information About Your Software eComStation includes a license to use the following products with eComStation IBM OS 2 Warp V4 IBM Product Number 31L0480M Note eComStation upgrade product users are required to supply their own valid license for OS 2 V4 IBM OS 2 Warp Convenience Pak IBM Product Number AS6YS5NA IBM Desktop on Call for OS 2 IBM Product Number AS6YBNA IBM SMP feature when purchased as an option IBM Product Number AS6Y9NA eWP an OEM version of XWorkPlace eCSCoNet an OEM version of ISDNPM NTFS for eComStation a read only OEM vers
50. l probability however eComStation will not be able to boot from the affected disk drive until the LVM fingerprints are recreated To do this it will be necessary to boot the system off the eComStation CD ROM or recovery diskettes run LVM and manually convert the partitions back into volumes Once this is done your volumes should be fully restored and functional with no loss of data Note We cannot however guarantee that no data will be lost Partition management is an inherently risky business Always back up any and all existing data on the computer before working with disk partitions whether through LVM FDISK Partition Magic or any other means The situation alters however if the system contains any LVM volumes Unlike compatibility volumes which are fundamentally normal partitions LVM volumes depend on a special data format which other partition management software like FDISK or Partition Magic does not recognize In such a case the volume information could be corrupted beyond recovery resulting in the loss of all data stored on the LVM volume Therefore if you believe you will have cause to use third party partition management software on your system avoid using LVM JFS volumes As noted you are discouraged from using such software at all Always prepare a tested backup of all data on the system before working with partitions or volumes 36 eComStation 1 1 Manual Appendix D Boot Options Menu
51. n of the system ini file Windows 95 98 ME The parameter LMAnnounce is in located in Network settings under File and Print sharing properties Windows NT 4 0 Server In Network settings Services Server select the Make Browser Broadcasts to LAN Manager 2 x clients at the bottom of the dialog page Windows NT 2000 XP Workstation Users will have to manually modify the Lmannounce entry in the registry The entry is as follows HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINES System CurrentControlSet Ser vices LanmanServer Parameters This setting will have to be changed from the default of O to 1 The regedt32 exe program will have to be used for the above procedure It is located in WINNT SYSTEM32z2 Alternatively you can use Start gt Run gt Regedit gt Edit gt Find Lmannounce Doubleclick on the highlighted Lmannounce and change the DWORD 0 to 1 This would result in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINES System CurrentControlSet Ser vices LanmanServer Parameters Lmannounce 1 Note Windows needs to be restarted before the LM Announce setting takes effect 24 eComStation 1 1 Manual Chapter 5 Developing for eComStation Included with eComStation are the basic tools needed to develop new programs On the CD 1 you will find the Toolkits for Java both the Java 1 1 8 and Java 1 3 1 versions and the OS 2 Developers Toolkit version 4 52 is available on CD 2 Also included with the system is the powerful REXX language which can be
52. nstall File and Printer Sharing to interoperate with a Microsoft Network The eComStation client is very easy to setup to interoperate with a Microsoft Network if you know the tricks involved The File and Print Client Guide is placed in the Online Information folder of the Help Center when you installed File and Printer Sharing It contains a brief section on interoperability with Microsoft Networks The three protocols generally needed to interoperate with Microsoft Networks are TCP IP NetBios and NetBios over TCP IP The NetBios protocol can only be used on a local ethernet network because it contains no routing information The advantage is that the NetBIOS LAN can never be approached from the internet A subnet can be approached from the internet and is most often a NT TCPBEUI or Novell network NetBios over TCP IP TCPBEUI can see past a router and this protocol is generally used by newer versions of Windows Since Microsoft installs by default TCPBEUI for File and Printer Sharing for so called Microsoft Networks the most convenient way for eComStation to communicate with Windows machines in a network is to use the Netbios over TCP IP protocol Chapter 4 Getting Connected 21 In order to properly configure your network with Windows you should pay attention to several issues Connecting to Windows NT 2000 or XP An eComStation client can take advantage of Microsoft Network in one of two ways The eComStation client can logon
53. on If you have installed eCS and you are going to install a DOS based operating system like Windows 95 98 or Windows ME you have to realize that these systems will install on the very first primary partition of your harddisk only So it might be necessary to resize move your eCS partition with the aid of a partition manager to allocate free space for the creation of a primary partition at the beginning of your harddisk Consider the remarks about changing LVM volumes in the General Considerations section Always be very careful with this kind of operation which can cause your eCS system fail to boot In either case you have to assign a new bootable LVM volume and run the sysinstx command for the particular eCS partition During the installation procedure of Windows you will probably receive a warning about a bootmanager being disabled or that you will no longer be able to start OS 2 Ignore these warnings When the installation has finished you can enable the bootmanager again by booting eCS from the installation CD 1 and run LVM to set the partition as active the bootmanager partition is usually about 4 to 7 MB in size VFAT partitions require the use of a VFAT driver these are available on http hobbes nmsu edu another option to access VFAT partitions is by using NetDrive http www blueprintsoftwareworks com netdrive 54 eComStation 1 1 Manual Linux eComStation can be installed without problems alongside a
54. or OS 2 and USB please refer to the excellent website http www os2world com usb GENERAL USE APPLICATIONS Q While the IBM Browser is nice heard that there is a new version 1 3 of Mozilla that has some real nice features why aren t you installing that instead A The Mozilla 1 3 package is included with eCS 1 1 You can install it by starting install cmd from CD 2 and select the Web Browser menu from the eCSGuide Please follow the given onscreen instructions Q _ installed some IBM BonusPak applications via install cmd of CD 2 where are they gone A The BonusPak applications can be found in the Programs gt Installed software folder on your desktop Q1 installed my network for use with Windows TCPBEUI but cannot get my eCS computer to connect to other machines in the network What is wrong Q2 After used MPTS EXE during startup of my machine now see an error message which refers to IFS IBMLAN NETPROG NETWKSTA 200 A Sometimes the use of MPTS causes inconsistancies in the PROTOCOL INI and IBMLAN INI configuration files You can automatically fix this problem by running the Update IBMLAN inifiles in the Network Internet guide from CD 2 invoke with install cmd Please refer to FAQ TXT on CD 2 for more instructions and solutions to possible problems Also at http www ecomstation com support you will be able to find an online version of the FAQ which might be more up to date 50 eComStat
55. orts to the bugtracker which you can access after you have logged in to the main eComStation website Before submitting a report please make sure your bug is not yet listed so to minimize time spent on handling of duplicates 52 eComStation 1 1 Manual Appendix G Coexisting with other operating systems eComStation is quite capable of coexisting with other operating systems on your computer This can be convenient in some situations where you may want to use certain applications which are not able to run on eComStation There are some details you should pay attention to which are listed below If you want to exchange data between operating systems make sure you have a volume which is read writeable by these systems Most of the time special drivers will be required to make this possible e g you will need the OS 2 FAT32 driver to allow eComStation to read and write FAT32 partitions General Considerations Make sure you have your harddisk layout the way you want it before you install eComStation The use of partitioning tools such as PartitionMagic by PowerQuest should be prevented if at all possible after you have installed eComStation If you still want to change your harddisk layout please consult Appendix C LVM You always have to keep in mind that changing a partition that already has a logical volume that was assigned to LVM usually causes LVM not to recognize that specific partition anymore To restore your logic
56. ot be uploaded to FTP servers Appendix A License Agreement 31 Appendix B Trademarks The following terms are trademarks of SSI or the TouchVoice Corporation in the United States or other countries or both Managed Client eComStatio n eCS WiseManager WiseServer WiseClient WiseMachine WiseTalker Drag n Drop Deployment The following terms are registered trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation in the United States or other countries or both IBM LAN Distance OS 2 WebSphere WIN OS 2 Micro Channel ServeRAID The following terms are trademarks of other companies Approach Freelance Graphics Lotus Lotus Notes Lotus Organizer Lotus SmartSuite and WordPro are trademarks of Lotus Development Corporation in the United States other countries or both Tivoli is a trademark of Tivoli Systems Inc in the United States other countries or both Java and all Java based trademarks and logos are trademarks of Sun Microsystems Inc in the United States other countries or both Microsoft Windows Windows NT Windows XP and the Windows logo are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States other countries or both Other company product and service names may be trademarks or service marks of others 32 eComStation 1 1 Manual Acknowledgements Parts of this document are based on the kind contributions of the following people
57. oth a dial in client and server program for analogue and digital data connections eCSCoNet supports the following interfaces Analogue modems up to four serial interfaces COMx at a time ISDN up to eight CAPI interfaces both version 1 1 and 2 0 A DSL one xDSL connection using its implementation of the PPP over Ethernet network protocol A DSL one connection using its implementation of the Point to Point Tunneling Protocol PPTP A short list of interesting features Dial On Demand eCSCoNet will dial in to the Internet if you request a document which is not locally available NAT Network Address Translation supports up to 253 PC s on your LAN to share one internet connection Supports dial in dial back and can be used as a remote access server Built in firewall with extensive rulesets Installing eCSCoNet You can install eCSCoNet after the basic installation of eComStation has finished by starting the Internet Networking eCSGuide from CD 2 run install cmd Click the Install button to start the installation After installation completes a folder Internet Assistant for eComStation and a folder eCSCoNet v1 00 will have been created in your Internet folder a x ECO e FA R f re her au o eCSCoNet 1210 tify niemer ceo stort Oniine Help ecStonet V 1 00 Cr PROGAAMS ECSCOPET ECSCOMET EXE 18 eComStation 1 1 Manual Configuring your Internet connection Double Click the Configure
58. p Note some Cable Internet Service Providers use a serial modem to connect you to the Internet and use a special login ohone number you can use If this is the case with your provider use Internet Dial Up from Internet gt Dial Up Tools or eCSCoNet as described above instead Local Networking eComStation has the ability to communicate in almost any network setup available However there are some caveats which will be discussed briefly in the following sections Note If you do not use your eComStation workstation in a network setup you can skip the following section 20 eComStation 1 1 Manual In the present eComStation architecture the networking is referred to as Multi Protocol Transport Services The support is provided by drivers called requester s The requester s are specified in the config sys file and loaded at boot Network communication is provided to and from the requester s and protocol s using NDIS Network Driver Interface Specification eComStation ships with the following requesters IBM LAN 3270 Emulation Netware via ThirdParty eCSGuide and IBM TCP IP A very extensive online book MPTS Configuration Guide has been placed in the Online Information folder in the Help Center of your desktop When properly configured eComStation is able to communicate network with Windows 95 98 Me Windows NT 2000 XP Linux Samba Netware and more Networking Interoperability Windows You will need to i
59. r multiple predefined values By hitting the Up or Down arrow keys you can rotate forward or backward through the offered values Alternatively you can hit an alphanumeric key to directly jump to the first value that begins with the pressed letter or number if present Pressing the same alphanumeric key multiple times will rotate forward through all values that begin with the pressed key The fields enclosed in sqare brackets with a block cursor are editable options that can be modified by typing at the blinking cursor The values can be edited with the usual keys like Backspace Insert Delete Left or Right arrow When you are finished with the configuration you can leave the menu by pressing the F10 function key If you want eComStation to display the drivers and executables loaded during the boot process then hit the Alt key together with the F2 function key to leave the menu Additionally eComStation will pause at non base device drivers and executables to ask you whether you want to load the file or not or stop pausing when you press the Alt key together with F4 This is useful to look for a possible problem that 38 eComStation 1 1 Manual might occur during boot Fundamentally you should not suppress the loading of a file After you pressed a key to exit the menu you are prompted with a confirmation message Press Enter to save the changes you have made in the menu and boot with them Press Esc to retu
60. rn to the menu If you want to reset the options values to the default detected ones press F11 At the confirmation box press Enter to reset the values or Esc to return to the menu Miscellaneous screen eComStation BOOT OPTIONS Miscellaneous lt Keys help Page Up Page Down Storage gt Country Keyboard layout Code pages Start after boot Reserve the following drive letter eComStation CD ROM located in drive Memory boot drive letter Swap memory to file on drive must use FAT12716 HPFS JFS Pause boot process when error occurs Display additional driver messages Eg Eg Reserve the hardware resources listed below This screen offers a mixture of various options In the first block you can select the locale information for the operating system The country option sets the default country region dependent information which can be refined in detail after the installation through the Locale object Since the keyboard layout you use might be different from the country you are located in or from the the language version of the operating system you use the layout is selectable as well With the code page option you can determine the primary character encoding eComStation uses and an alternate code page that you can toggle between after the operating system has been started The next option selects what program to start after booting from the installation CD ROM or floppy diskettes The graphic
61. s the number in decimal Example DMA 2 IRQ x to reserve an interrupt request where x is the number in decimal Example IRQ 10 EXC Appendix D Boot Options Menu 41 MUL SHA to set a resource reserved with the first four parameters as exclusive multiplexed or shared The parameter must follow immediately after the resource it should affect The three attributes exclude each other so only one at a time can be specified for a resource The default for all resources is exclusive Storage screen Here you can configure what drivers should be loaded to support the hostadapters installed in your PC You can select up to three different eComStation BOOT OPTIONS Storage lt Miscellaneous Page Up Page Down USB gt 1 Controller Extended ATACPI D CEJIDE DaniS506 DaniATAPI Parameters a Controller None Parameters Controller None Parameters Name of other driver from diskette without extension Use generic INT 13h driver instead of adapter device drivers CIBMINT13 Optical drives Standard CD ROM CD RW DUD Device Manager CIBMCDROM 1 hostadapters whose drivers will be loaded in the order listed on the screen If you boot from CD ROM the driver for the hostadapter that has the CD DVD drive with the eComStation installation CD ROM attached must be loaded first Selecting one driver more than once is allowed in the screen but not needed anyway so only the first one
62. tallation folder and execute the program Multimedia Application Install If that s what the instruction says DON T DO THAT Instead open a command window attach to the directory containing the sound driver files then issue the command MINSTALL You should find your sound driver listed in the screen that follows From that point on you can continue with the installation Q What USB network hardware is supported in eComStation A eComStation has support for USB Ethernet apapters which are based on the Kawasaki KL5KUSB101 chipset You can install this driver via the Adapters and Protocols tool MPTS you can find in the System Setup gt Network folder The following USB ethernet network cards have been tested 3COM USB Network Interface D Link Corp USB Ethernet Adapter DSB 650 ADS Technologies Inc USB Ethernet Adapter USB 10BT Q What are the USB drivers in my config sys A BASEDEV USBMSD ADD Mass storage driver for ZIP drives external disk drive and other devices that confirm to the USB mass storage standard BASEDEV USBCDROM ADD Support for HP USB Cdwriter 8200 and Sony Spredds CDRW device x os2 boot usbkbd sys device x os2 boot usbmouse sys Support for USB keyboards and mice Appendix E Troubleshooting 49 device x os2 boot usbcom sys Support for USB Rockwell based modems Q What other USB hardware is supported A If you require more information on eComStation
63. tem detected an error and asks you to continue the process That way you can write down the error message and pass it to the support channel Furthermore this option suppresses the automatic reboot of your computer in case it has been initiated automatically The second option will activate the verbose mode of the various drivers loaded during boot Since there might be a lot of output displayed it is recommended to leave the menu by pressing Alt together with F4 instead of F10 see section Information screen At the bottom of the screen an option to reserve hardware resources of your PC is offered to avoid the resources being allocated by the wrong device driver This should only happen in very rare cases mostly related to old ISA hardware or PCMCIA PC Card adapters To enable resource reservation check the option by pressing the Space bar and then enter the resources in the field below Valid parameters lO x y or P x y to reserve I O ports where x is the base port number in hexadecimal followed by y the length number of ports in hexadecimal both separated by a comma Example l0 340 4 MEM x y to reserve memory where x is the base memory address in hexadecimal with the assumption that the address is nnnn 0 followed by y the length address number in hexadecimal both separated by a comma Reserveable addresses are C000 0 to DFFF Example MEM CA00 1000 DMA x to reserve a DMA channel where x i
64. there are several other developer tools available for eComStation Chapter 5 Developing for eComStation 25 EMX GCC EMX GCC the GNU Compiler Collection including the EMX runtime libraries that implement part of the standard UNIX functionality will soon be commercially released by Innotek for more information please see http www innotek de Pascal Compilers Virtual Pascal a free highly Borland Pascal Delphi compatible compiler with a Borland Pascal like development environment EMX GNU Pascal part of the GNU Compiler Collection mentioned above Free Pascal A free Turbo Pascal 7 compatible compiler BASIC Interpreters QBasic DOS version is included with eComStation QBasic is an BASIC interpreter only you can t compile to a executable Liberty Basic a commercial BASIC for Windows and OS 2 which can also produce standalone programs REXX extensions VX REXX REXX extensions to develop PM applications with REXX DrDialog RAD development tool for REXX which allows you to develop PM applications available on the IBM Developers Toolbox Next to these there are several commercial development tools like VisualAge for Java VisualAge C Simplicity for Java VisPro REXX etc and there certainly are more free and shareware products out there which we did not include in this list A good place to start looking for more free and shareware products is the pub os2 dev directory of the Hobbes archive
65. to the NT domain or logon locally However browsing is severely limited on a Microsoft Network if the servers have been configured with the default settings more on this in a later section Either method will achieve the desired results of using the resources on a Windows NT 2000 server domain One precaution your local eCS logon must exactly match the logon ID on the NT 2000 domaincontroller In addition NT 2000 server allows lower case in passwords whereas eComStation is case insensitive for passwords In a segmented network architecture where the eComStation client is separated from the NT 2000 server via a router domain authentication is impossible with the default configuration of the eCS client In order for the eCS client to be authenticated by the NT 2000 domain controller the IP address will have to be added to the RFCBCST LST file This is because NetBIOS via TCP IP cannot acknowledge the complete TCP IP inter network as NetBIOS locally does It works with distinct Point to Point communications So only the NETBIOS SERVERS in RFCBCST LST are initially notified of the appearance of a new machine on the network Other NT 2000 XP resources can be added to the RFCNAMES LST file This list can be compared with the host file of the DNS and has its analogue in Windows in winnt system32 drivers etc lmhosts These files may be updated by editing the Netbios over TCPIP protocol in MPTS or editing the files directly with a text e
66. u txt on CD 1 contains a full list of support SCSI adapters included drivers and driver switches Please refer to that file for more information GENERAL USE HARDWARE Q My computer beeps and the harddisk is spinning up and down all the time what is going on A Probably you have a problem with reading from harddisk If eCS detects problems with reading from harddisk it tries to recover by resetting the diskcontroller A common reason for read problems is a computer that is not properly grounded Please check the electric grounding of your PC or harddrive See also P1_3 in FAQ TXT on CD 2 Q Iam having trouble booting past APM SYS A Workaround REM out APM support in your config sys 3 lines DEVICE OS2 BOOT APM SYS 48 eComStation 1 1 Manual EVICE O0S2 MDOS VAPM SYS UN OS2 APMDAEMN EXE Bo Q When reboot via Ctrl Alt Del get a trap screen At the top of the screen it says An exception occured in module SIO2K Or An exception occured in module UART A Please refer to Post_3 of FAQ TXT on CD 2 for a solution Q How ado l install my sound driver after installation A You can install audio drivers from CD 2 by starting install cmd from the root of this CD In most cases the sound driver manufacturer would have provided you with either a zip file or a CD containing the necessary files and the instruction typically would tell you to go to the System Setup gt Ins
67. ve list of supported adapters with possible driver switches Appendix D Boot Options Menu 45 Appendix E Troubleshooting This chapter discusses some common problems you may encounter during the installation of eComStation More information and tips can be found in the FAQ TXT document in the root of eComStation 1 1 CD 2 For a more extensive list of problems and solutions please see the support forum at http www ecomstation com support and the newsserver at news news ecomstation com PRE INSTALLATION Q Can install eCS in a system that s already running Windows XYZ or XYZ Linux or XYZ operating system A As long as you have free space for eCS to create a bootable volume there is no problem However be forewarned that eCS uses a partition tool called Logical Volume Manager LVM which is quite different from the typical FDISK program in other operating systems Be sure to read the file LVMHELP INF by issuing the command VIEW LVMHELP INF from a command window where is the drive letter of the CD ROM Q Can l install on top of eCS 1 0 Will be able to continue using the bonus applications from eComStation 1 0 A Yes see the file migrate txt on CD 2 for instructions To install the Bonus Applications insert eComStation 1 1 CD 2 and start install cmd then select the option eComStation 1 0 CD 3 last menu option Q Dol have to install the eCS networking sub system only have one machin
68. y applicable charges if you change the number of users Term This License Agreement is effective upon your installation and use of this package and shall continue until terminated You may terminate this License Agreement at any time by returning the Program and all copies thereof save one copy which may be kept for your archive and extracts therefrom to Licensor Licensor may terminate this License Agreement upon the breach by you of any term hereof Upon such termination by Licensor you agree to return to Licensor the Program and all copies and portions thereof 28 eComStation 1 1 Manual Limited Warranty Licensor warrants for your benefit alone for a period of 90 days from the date of commencement of this License Agreement referred to as the Warranty Period that the Program media in which the Software is contained are free from defects in material and workmanship Licensor further warrants for your benefit alone that during the Warranty Period the Program shall operate substantially in accordance with the functional specifications in the User s Manual Serenity Systems does not warrant uninterrupted or error free operation of eComStation If during the Warranty Period a defect in the Program appears you may return the Program to your distributor for either replacement or if so elected by distributor refund of amounts paid by you under this License Agreement You agree that the foregoing constitutes your sole and exclusiv

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