Heres the demo disk:
its "ASDI.001" file is corrupt (it stops copying at 25%),but everything else held up fine. id like to try this disk out of curiousity... anyone know what Warp it is/where i can find the corrupt file?
need help identifying an OS/2 Warp disk...
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It looks like Warp 3. The rotated square device was dropped in Warp 4.
try http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/dos/os2demo.zip
This looks like the same diskette!
try http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/dos/os2demo.zip
This looks like the same diskette!
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Re: need help identifying an OS/2 Warp disk...
You find an image of it here: http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/h-browse.php?dir=/pub/dos look for "os2demo.zip"
It's a DOS slide-show program that does a presentation of OS/2. Ye see on the label that it requires DOS 3.3 or higher etc. It's a DOS app.
Of more interest is drk95.zip, a three-disk proggie that actually has some useful utilities in it.
It's a DOS slide-show program that does a presentation of OS/2. Ye see on the label that it requires DOS 3.3 or higher etc. It's a DOS app.
Of more interest is drk95.zip, a three-disk proggie that actually has some useful utilities in it.