| Subject | : | Transfer Warp 3 from PC to server |
| Author | : | Sam |
| Date | : | 25 Oct, 2005 on 15:48 |
| I would to like transfer an Warp 3 workstaion with IDE drive and several OS/2 applications to a new server. That server has SCSI harddisk attached to on board SCSI card. Is there any simple way to do so ? I tried creating ghost image of original one and ghost it back to the new drive. Then use utility disks to boot up and modify config.sys. Necessary driver was copied to new drive. However the resulting drive cannot be boot up. I added BASEDEV=OS2SCSI.DMD and BASEDEV=SCSI_card.add in config.sys. SCSI card driver was copied to directory c:\OS2\boot. The error message is "OS2 is unable to operate your hard disk or disk drive. The system is stopped. Correct the preceding error and restart system." Preceding error is complainting the SCSI card did not present. However, I am sure the driver is correct. Did I miss anything ? Thanks in advance. |
| Subject | : | Re:Transfer Warp 3 from PC to server |
| Author | : | ChrisR roossien@gmail.com |
| Date | : | 25 Oct, 2005 on 16:06 |
| Did you do a partition dump or a files dump with ghost? The last one certainly won't work with OS/2. And did you format the drive with OS/2? Is it a FAT drive? I wonder if the MBR (Master Boot Record) is correct. When I have to copy a whole drive I usually ZIP it with hidden files and EA's ect, then format the new one in OS/2 (HPFS mostly) and just unzip the whole thing, it works. |
| Subject | : | Re:Transfer Warp 3 from PC to server |
| Author | : | Sam |
| Date | : | 25 Oct, 2005 on 17:23 |
| Partition dump from old drive. No. Original partition is HPFS New drive was created as follow : Thanks |
| Subject | : | Re:Transfer Warp 3 from PC to server |
| Author | : | ChrisR roossien@gmail.com |
| Date | : | 27 Oct, 2005 on 17:31 |
| Well I don't have a SCSI drive and no experiance with it either, but I think it should not be a problem in OS/2. Not sure however what else you need except the driver. Anyway, I do the partitioning ect always from within OS/2, never from DOS with this dos_fdisk thing, this fdisk did make me problems like you have before. So I suggest to boot in OS/2 and do at least the partitioning there, and set the active drive. |