OSIN140X - SYS3175 IN OS2MM.DLL DURING OS/2 WARP INSTALLATION:
           EIP=1401 OR 1404
01/16/96

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         SYS3175 in OS2MM.DLL during OS/2 Warp Installation:
                         EIP=1401 or 1404
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DESCRIPTION

When installing OS/2 Warp from CD-ROM, the following error message 
appears after the Updating System Configuration screen (x can be any 
value):

         ***************** SYS3175 32-bit *****************

         A program generated an access violation at 17xx1401
         OS2MM.DLL 0001:000x1401
    
         CS:EIP=005B:17xx1401

         ***************** SYS3175 32-bit End *************


When the starting the system with a CD-ROM, the following message 
appears (x can be any value):

         ***************** SYS3175 32-bit *****************

         A program generated an access violation at 17xx1404
         OS2MM.DLL 0001:000x1404.

         CS:EIP=005B:17xx1404

         ***************** SYS3175 32-bit End *************

RESOLUTION

Notes:

* Make sure you have a backup of any file you intend to change.

* The CS:EIP parameter MUST end with 1401 or 1404 for the following
  procedure to resolve the problem. Make sure this requirement is met
  before continuing the procedure.

In the OS2MM.DLL file, the NEC CD-ROM definition line has a double 
quotation mark. The double quotation mark also might be in the 
definition line for other CD-ROM models.

1. Edit the CONFIG.SYS and remark-out (REM) the CD-ROM support
   statements.

2. Save and exit the file; then restart the system.

3. Continue the installation.

If you need CD-ROM support after completing installation, edit the 
CONFIG.SYS file again and remove the remarked-out CD-ROM statements; 
then restart the system.

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