Bill Dennison wrote in a message to Ian Moote:
-> system to use on this installation, but tech support told us that
-> IntraNetWare v4.11 would install on both Dos and OS/2 systems out of
 BD> I wasn't familiar with support for OS/2,  but the DOS
 BD> partition (the small one that it is) is just enough to boot
 BD> the system,  change to the \SERVER directory,  and start the
 BD> Novell OS.  Once SERVER is loaded, you won't be using DOS
 BD> (or OS/2 for that matter) anymore.
Although not as popular as the ordinary DOS-boot configuration, NetWare for 
OS/2 *does* continue to run under OS/2 and utilize various services, 
including OS/2 virtual memory.  In fact, NetWare for OS/2 is the only way I 
know of which allows logging into a modern NetWare server from the same 
machine.
While it is a somewhat complicated thing to set up, NetWare for OS/2 provides 
some very nice facilities which are otherwise lacking on NetWare servers.
 
-- Mike
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