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Of interest to anyone who is still running Warp 3, Fixpak 42 for Warp 3
has now appeared on the IBM NCSD Software Updates page -
http://ps.boulder.ibm.com/pbin-usa-ps/getobj.pl?/pdocs-usa/softupd.html#warp34
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MODERATOR'S NOTE: We noticed that Fixpack 12 for OS/2 Warp 4 is also on this page. Original post continues.
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RSU appears to work (I don't have Warp 3 installed so I could only start
it, not apply it, but the zip files download), but the links to the
Diskette images doesn't exist yet. When they do the link is
ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/ps/products/os2/fixes/v3.0warp/english-us/xr_w042
From the README.1ST file:
Build level 8.266
This FixPak applies to:
XR_3005 Warp Server
XR_3006 Warp Server SMP
Here is a list of APARS addressed by this fixpak(It is a cumulative Fixpak
but as with FP11 for Warp 4, the Device Drivers have been removed):
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OS/2 Warp Server/SMP Fixed APARs
FixPak Name = XR_W042
Build Level = 8.266
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APAR= JR12550
INSTALLATION FAILS ON DESELECTING THE "SERVICEABILITY AND
DIAGNOSTIC AIDS" OPTION.
APAR= PJ26405
WHEN A NO OF OS/2 SESSIONS ARE OPENED AND CLOSED, SWITCH LIST CO
NTAINS GHOST WINDOWS THAT CAN NOT BE DELETED.
APAR= PJ26406
TRAP AT _TKVSPRINTF + 256 PROCESSING A PROCDUMP OR
POPUPLOG ENTRY.
APAR= PJ26430
SYSLEVEL.EXE SKIPS SEARCH FOR SYSLEVEL FILES ON A DRIVE IF
IT ENCOUNTERS ERROR_PATH_NOT_FOUND ACCESSING A DIRECTORY/FILE.
APAR= PJ26433
PRINT JOBS UNEVENLY DISTRIBUTED OVER A SET OF PRINTERS BEING
SHARED BY A PRINT OBJECT.
APAR= PJ26464
PROBLEM WITH WINDOW LIST APPEARING WHEN TASKLIST IS REMOVED FROM
THE AUTOSTART SECTIONON CONFIG.SYS.
APAR= PJ26490
TRAP 000E DUE TO BROKEN DISK FRAME.
APAR= PJ26496
METHOD FORK FAILURE IN TIVOLI OR OTHER MSSING RETURN CODES
FROM SES API CALLS.
APAR= PJ26523
PSTAT LOSES LAST FEW LINES WHEN PIPED INTO REXX AFTER APPLYING
PJ26396.
APAR= PJ26531
MEMORY LEAK IN PMMERGE.
APAR= PJ26585
FILES VCFGCID.CMD , GETMONID.CMD AND RXVIDCFG.DLL
MISSING IN WARP SERVER V4.
APAR= PJ26690
POSTING WM_QUERYWINDOWPARAMS OVERWRITES 2 BYTES ON STACK.
APAR= PJ26691
REGISTRY EDITOR FAILS TO IMPORT FILE FROM COMMAND LINE.
APAR= PJ26695
SYS3175 IN VARIOUS APPS DUE TO FREED SHARED OBJECTS.
APAR= PJ26696
TRAP IN NEWSESCONTEXT.
APAR= PJ26697
RMP$RMP_MOVE + 18.
APAR= PJ26698
TRAP AT W_OPENCREATE + 2EC.
APAR= PJ26699
TRAP 000E IN VR32PMWAITEVENTSEM.
APAR= PJ26700
TRAPDUMP WAS TAKEN AUTOMATICALLY AFTER JR13284.
APAR= PJ26701
FAT FILE SYSTEM PERFORMANCE DEGRADATION IN WARP 4.
APAR= PJ26702
CHKDSK /V DOES NOT PRODUCE VERBOSE OUTPUT ON HPFS DRIVES.
APAR= PJ26703
FP11 BREAKS PKZIP DUE TO D172229, UNZIPPING A FILE WITH EA DATA
CHANGES IT'S TIMESTAMP TO THE CURRENT SYSTEM DATE/TIME.
APAR= PJ26709
PRINTING ANY .INF FILE REULTS IN A TRAP IN SPANISH MERLIN FP9
WITH LASERJET DRIVER 30.678
APAR= PJ26722
DDINSTAL.EXE FAILS WITH SYS3175 AFTER FIXPAK10.
APAR= PJ26723
'START'ING DOS SESSION PARAMETERS LIMITED BY LENGTH.
APAR= PJ26724
WINOS2 CANNOT PRINT TO FAXROUTER PRINTER WITH OS/2 WARP 4 FROM
FIXPAK 6.
APAR= PJ26725
REPAINT PROBLEM WHEN WINOS2 WINDOW IS MAXIMIZED AND MOVED OVER
WARPCENTER.
APAR= PJ26726
BUSINESSOBJECT WINDOW REFRESHES BADLY WHEN MOVED OR RESIZED.
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