Will Honea wrote in a message to Roy J. Tellason:
 WH> Roy J. Tellason wrote to Will Honea on 04-27-1998
RT> There's a sound card in that machine,  and other software 
RT> (Warp itself) doesn't seem to have any problem finding it,  
RT> so what do I need to do here?
 WH> Not sure about the card you have, but to use my SB16, I have to 
 WH> go into Windows and install sound for Winodows before it's seen 
 WH> by both OS/2 and Winos2.
Can you be more specific here?
 WH> Also, Winos2 will not share the sound card with ANYONE - even 
 WH> another windows session.
So that means I need to go into settings and give it exclusive access to it 
when it wants it?
 WH> As for Win32s, Warp 4 supports it directly.  For Warp 3, a 
 WH> driver called W32s.sys, or something like that is required AND 
 WH> you have to install Win32s from Winos2.  The best pkg. for 
 WH> Win32s seems to be the one on Hobbes - but its a couple of meg. 
 WH> Not sure where to find it w/o net access.
A filename would be a good place to start,  I have a couple of options that 
are local to me.
In the meantime,  while poking around in various places on that system last 
night,  I find that just going into winos2 now gets me that "unexpected dos 
error" without me even trying to run the software that created that problem 
in the first place.  Looks like the install attempt mucked something up in my 
setup.  Any suggestions as to where to look for that?
email: roy.j.tellason%tanstaaf@frackit.com 
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