HR>> Read the readmes to your Fixpack. It is declared there. The docu
 HR>> is old.

 HR>> readahead:[0|1] is the only choice the fixpack tells this
 HR>> parameter as n - but all other than 0 (read ahead off) or 1 (on)
 HR>> will not understund by cache.exe.

 SM> Thanks!  As I mentioned, I have proven, at least to myself, that
 SM> your assessment is correct, but I do wish they would update the
 SM> online help.  I have used it infrequently because it is normally
 SM> too much of a PITA to find anything, but now even less because
 SM> much of it is just plain wrong! :^)

It's not on me. :-(

There is another big change in OS/2 nobody noticed of it:

chkdsk!

Since WARP 4 FP5 / WARP3 FP35 chkdsk is changed to 32 bit. The algorytm ti's
working is significantly changed too. With small memory and big disks you have 
to change your config.sys AND to have a startup.cmd to become the drives
unlococked in case of a crash.

The only point you find information - and a lot of it - is the readme of each
fixpack.

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