                    PC Server System/390 (P/390)
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Fix package level 2.03.3                          11/25/97 John A. Hupcey

This package consists of four files that you have just UNZIPed:

   READ2033.ME     These instructions
   P390FIX.CMD     The P/390 Fix install/removal program
   P3902033.FX1    The P/390 fixes at level 2.03.3 (part 1)
   P3902033.FX2    The P/390 fixes at level 2.03.3 (part 2)

1) This fix package can only be installed on these levels of P/390 Program:
     Version 2.3.2 (The latest set of diskettes) = Syslevel 2.03.2
     Version 2.2.1 (The previous fixpack) = Syslevel 2.02.1

   If you run the OS/2 SYSLEVEL command, it will (eventually) display the
   level of P/390 Programs that are installed.  Look for the one that says
   d:\P390\SYSLEVEL.AWS. It should say "Version x.0y.z  Component ID 7470 & 90"

After installing this fix package, the P/390 SYSLEVEL will say "Version 2.03.3"

2) Make sure the four files from the fix pack are in the same place, e.g. D:\
   (do not put them in the \P390 subdirectory; use a root directory).

   Note: If you have downloaded these files on a PC that is NOT the P/390 PC,
         then transfer the files to the P/390 PC Server machine using diskettes.

3) Make sure you have stopped:
   - Communications Manager   (use CMSTOP)
   - P/390 I/O subsystem      (use End P/390 icon)
   - All other P/390 programs (close the windows)

4) Run the Fix install program:
       P390FIX
   You will be prompted for the drive (d:) where the \P390 subdirectory
   is located. The default is whatever is in CONFIG.SYS SET PATH statement.

   Note: If you are a Personal/370 customer (and have a d:\P370 subdirectory)
         then type:   P390FIX P370

5) Several device managers require device driver statements to be active
   in CONFIG.SYS.  (For example: LCS3172, AWSICE, SCSI34x0, etc).
   Be sure to check the file CONFIG.AWS that is in this fixpack for
   any new statements that need to be added to your CONFIG.SYS.

6) Always review the DOC files in the d:/P390 subdirectory for every
   device manager that you are using, to see if anything has changed.
   For example, the LCS3172 manager parameters /RBTR and /RBEN have changed.

7) NOTE: If you are already using a user exit called AWSUSER.CMD, it will
   have to be updated. See the comments at the top of IPL.CMD for details.

8) Shutdown and reboot OS/2 for changes to take effect.

9) Be sure to test this fix pack thoroughly with your applications before
   putting the fix pack into production!

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If you wish to REMOVE this level of service, then run the program
        d:\P390\REGRESS

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 Getting P/390 Fixes
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 P/390 fixes are distributed in two forms:

  1) "Temporary fixes" are distributed to fix individual or related
     problems before a fixpack becomes available. Generally, you would
     apply these fixes only if you were experiencing that problem.

  2) "Fixpacks" are collections of fixes that have been tested together,
     and should generally be applied to all systems.

 P/390 fixpacks are available on each of the following on-line sites:

 Via WorldWideWeb:    http://www.pcco.ibm.com/files.html
                          Search for P390 in the
                          OS/2 Device Drivers file area.

 Via Anonymous FTP:   ftp.pcco.ibm.com
                          login as user anonymous, password=your_id.
                          cd /pub/pccbbs/os2_drivers
                          binary
                          get p390nnnn.zip

 Via Modem:           Call the OS/2 BBS at 919-517-0001. Set Modem to N 8 1.
                           Log in with your name.
                           Go to the File section.
                           Select the OS/2 Device Driver area.
                           Search for P390

 Temporary fixes and fixpacks are made available on the following FTP site:

 ftp://P390.IBM.COM
       Login as user anonymous, password=your_id.
       The file readme.txt or readme.htm identifies all available fixes.

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PROBLEMS FIXED IN FIXPACK P3902033
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See "Section M. What's new in version 2.3 & 2.3.3" in README.AWS.

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PROBLEMS?
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Don't forget to print and completely read the README.AWS file that is in
the d:\P390 subdirectory on your hard drive after this fixpack install
completes. It contains very important P/390 device manager configuration
information.

Problems? Call Marty Ziskind at (800) 633-7437 (USA only) or (914) 435-5222
Don't call us with a problem until you have read README.AWS!
