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On Wed, 18 Mar 1998 00:39:24 GMT, epbrown wrote: > I'm thinking of experimenting with this OS on my DSTN 560 for a >bit. I've got it lying around, but never gave it a good try because I >felt performance suffered compared to my 486s running Windows 3.x. Now >I'm curious about support for the 560, since 4.0 has come out. Will >the drivers work under the previous version of OS/2? Will the system >work fine without them? At least the 760s had problems with Warp 3. There's a special Video Fix disk available that is necessary for installation of Warp 3 on a 760. In any way, you ought to have a look at IBMs Web pages (www.pc.ibm.com/thinkpad) and get the latest drivers and instructions from there. Warp 3 is still supported, so it should be no problem to use all features of your 560. It is also possible to use the PCMCIA drivers from Warp 4. RFI (www.rfi.de) has the necessary drivers in its support section. Warp 4 installs out of the box, it knows all TPs that came out before 11/96. If you do not have much RAM (8 MB or less), you should - consider using FAT instead of HPFS, - increase your Swapfile (SWAPPATH=F:\ 2048 16384), the 2nd value is the initial amount of Swap space you are using, - rem out XDFLOPPY.FLT once Warp is installed - set PRINTMONBUFSIZE=0,0,0 - set THREADS to a lower value --- kind regards, Rainer Feuerstein