Oops, I sent you on a wrong track there. Seems there actually was OS/2
bootable CD. Sorry.

Here's something that migh actually help you:

 Jul 11, 2006, 09:52 AM #2
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Default OS/2 Installation Diskettes/Floppies

    Hi there,

    Not sure if this answers all your questions regarding creating the OS/2
installation diskettes from CD.

    1. Copy the directory \DISKIMGS\OS2\35 from your OS/2 CD to your local
drive. (i.e. c:\os2)
    2. Copy all the files from \DISKIMGS to the same directory. (i.e. c:\os2)
    3. To create the first bootable installation diskette, at the command
prompt, type XDFCOPY disk0.dsk a: (a: being your floppy drive)
    4. Repeat for all the installation diskettes in the directory (i.e.
XDFCOPY disk1.dsk a: for the next one)
    5. If you want to use the OS/2 CD and save some diskettes create the
bootable diskette (disk0.dsk) and then create the CD diskette
(disk1_cd.dsk) and you're good to start your install.

    Hope this helps, 

Link:
http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?3027-Os-2-warp-and-booting-off-floppies-and-CD

Good luck.


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