It is doubtful that you may needed to modify this script for your own system. Note that all 'C:\' are replaced by the actual boot path at run time.
Using WARP Center drives object select "logsys.cmd", a driver script for "system.cmd". This driver sets the path and logs output of "system.cmd" to "C:\system.log". Reboot.
This should work vanilla install. By vanilla install I mean install every thing with default selection except specify default local printer, setup video and sound, and install TCP/IP with defaults.
When things are working then read network sample.
Most drivers and other files can be put into shared volume. VBCOPY updates it self with the latest files. Note that this includes both basic and mass storage USB drivers.
Directory of D:\cube\copy\system\os2 9-19-02 7:01p 5,845 0 a--- hcimonit.exe Directory of D:\cube\copy\system\os2\boot 8-09-03 8:07a 61,912 0 a--- DaniS506.ADD 9-30-03 1:57p 5,278 0 a--- usbcdrom.add 9-30-03 1:55p 22,706 0 a--- usbd.sys 9-30-03 1:56p 41,292 0 a--- usbehcd.sys 9-30-03 1:56p 13,310 0 a--- usbhid.sys 1-21-03 1:31p 10,683 0 a--- usbinst.exe 9-30-03 1:57p 34,662 0 a--- usbmsd.add 9-30-03 1:56p 33,558 0 a--- usbohcd.sys 9-30-03 1:55p 26,920 0 a--- usbuhcd.sys 1-10-03 1:07p 1,985 0 a--- VFDisk.sys
I call CUBE while working in the "text" directory for the file "C:\config.sys". Note I first call
hcimonit
for the correct number and type of USB stack.
A sample of my cube file is "text\config.cub.sam" with extra extension ".sam". There is a script, "text\config.cmd", to run cube on local copy of "config.sys" and edit them where you put a local copy in subdirectory "text\sam". You might have to modify the script to your own liking.
Create or update selected INI profiles in "ini\getini.din" created by GETINI while working in the "ini" directory.
Create or update selected register object CLASSes in "class\getclass.din" created by GETCLASS while working in the "class" directory.
Create or update selected WPS objects in "wps\getwps.din" created by GETWPS while working in the "wps" directory.