TK>> I have successfully converted my running copy of WSEB 4.52 to
 TK>> VMWare. I have also managed to install Warp 4.52 to WMWare from
 TK>> scratch. Both with Boot Manager.

 HG> I'm lost now, what does WSEB stand for?

Warp Server for e-Business. The server version of Warp4.

 HG> Is it the version they also call MCP2?

Merlin Convenience Pack (MCP2) is for Warp Client.
Aurora Convenience Pack (ACP2) is for Warp Server.

Copy/paste from http://www.os2museum.com/wp/os2-history/os2-timeline/ :

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OS/2 Warp Server for e-Business--April 1999--Codename Aurora
    Internal revision 14.039F
    JFS filesystem support
    Limited 32-bit device driver support
    High memory support (more than 512 MB per process)
    Improved internationalization
    NetFinity 5.2 included
    Lotus Domino Go Webserver 4.6 included
    WebSphere Application Server 1.1 included
    Version 4.50

OS/2 Convenience Pack 1--November 2000--Known as MCP/ACP
    Based on WSeB kernel
    Java 1.1.8 included
    Programmer's Toolkit included
    Version 4.51

OS/2 Convenience Pack 2--November 2001--Known as MCP2/ACP2
    Last OS/2 release
    Refreshed in April 2002
    IBM Web Browser included
    Java 1.3 included
    Innotek Flash included
    Version 4.52

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