OSINLMS5 - INSTALLING OS/2 WARP FROM A PHILIPS LMS205 CD-ROM
02/06/96

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           Installing OS/2 Warp from a Philips LMS205 CD-ROM
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Please Read Entire Document for Full Explanation of Procedures
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DESCRIPTION

Because of space considerations, the LMS205.ADD CD-ROM driver is not on
Diskette 1 with the other CD-ROM drivers. If you have a Philips LMS205 
CD-ROM drive and are installing from the CD-ROM version of OS/2 Warp, 
use the procedure that follows.

RESOLUTION

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

 1. Start the system in OS/2 or DOS.

 2. Type MD TEMP and press Enter to make a temporary subdirectory on
    your hard disk.

 3. Insert OS/2 Warp Installation Diskette in drive A.

 4. Type the following and press Enter to copy the LMS205.ADD driver to
    the temporary subdirectory (x is the hard disk):

       COPY A:\LMS205.ADD x:\TEMP

 5. Insert OS/2 Warp Diskette 1 in drive A. Make sure you have a blank,
    formatted, 1.44 MB diskette ready.

 6. At a command prompt, type DISKCOPY A: A: and press Enter. Follow
    the instructions on the screen.

 7. Put the ORIGINAL OS/2 Warp Diskette 1 away and use the copy of
    Diskette 1 for the remainder of this procedure.

 8. Type the following and press Enter to delete LMS206.ADD from the
    copy of Diskette 1:

       DEL A:\LMS206.ADD

 9. Type the following and press Enter to copy the LMS205.ADD driver
    from the temporary subdirectory to the copy of Diskette 1:

       COPY x:\TEMP\LMS205.ADD A:

10. Edit A:\CONFIG.SYS on the copy of Diskette 1:

    Change: BASEDEV=LMS206.ADD
    To:     BASEDEV=LMS205.ADD

11. Start OS/2 Warp installation using the copy of Diskette 1.

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