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3. Do one of the following, depending on your operating system:
If you are using DOS 3.3, be sure you have PC Local Area Network (LAN) Program Corrective Service
Diskette level IP00755 or later installed. If you are using DOS 4.0, be sure you have DOS Corrective Service
Diskette level UR 29015 or higher installed. (The computer cannot be configured as an Extended Services
Domain Controller for the IBM PC LAN Program.)
Contact your IBM reseller for more information about the PC LAN Program Corrective Service Diskette or the
DOS Corrective Service Diskette.
OS/2 Software:
User requirements vary, and you might need to customize the setup which DDINSTAL has installed on your
computer. This section provides information and describes parameters that you might need to change or add
for your installation.
Device Manager Driver:
OS/2 uses the OS2CDROM.DMD device driver
to control all CD-ROM devices. The following options are available:
/V Instructs the computer to display the installation details.
/Q Suppresses messages during initialization.
Device Driver Filter:
OS/2 uses the device driver filter IBMIDECD.FLT for ATAPI (IDE) CD-ROM drives.
The following option is available: /V Instructs the computer to display installation details.
Installable File System Driver:
The file system driver for OS/2 is CDFS.IFS. The following options are available:
/C:n indicates how many 64 KB RAM segments will be used for the sector cache. The default is two 64 KB
RAM segments.
/M:n Indicates the maximum number of file sectors to be read at a time. The default is eight sectors.
/K Uses Kanji supplementary volume descriptor.
/Q Suppresses messages during initialization.
IDE Adapter Device Driver:
The following IDE device drivers are available:
This device driver controls IDE hard disk drives and IDE CD-ROM drives. From the OS/2 command prompt,
type help IBM1S506 to see the optional parameters that are available for ISA computers.
Special parameters are required if your computer has an IDE controller that does not use a standard interrupt.
Check the /A and /IRQ parameters in the OS/2 help utility. If you have a Microchannel computer, an IDE
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