KN> DL> I am stoked right now. In the past hour I got the OS installed on
my
KN> DL> new system. Runs like a dream!
KN> Welcome back to the OS/2 World :)
With the updates (USB & such) makes it so much better than dealing with
floppies & such. The feeling of seeing it run is like wearing your favorite
clothes. They fit great & make you feel great.
KN> DL> installation to continue. On final reboot...pull out the USB
drive an
KN> DL> let it go straight to the desktop.
KN> Good to know! I haven't tried a USB install yet, so I'll make note of
KN> that.
Had it hang several times. Unplugged the keyboard/mouse to make sure I
wasn't
doing something stupid. Wasn't. It just hangs up on USB...but not the DVD.
Figured it out...so just need to remember to unplug the USB on the 2nd boot
&
throw it back in after it goes to loading drivers.
KN> I forget what my main system has, but it's way more than enough for
KN> OS/2 needs. I think it might be 16gb and I have 8gb ramdrive or maybe
KN> it's 8gb with a 4gb ramdrive. Eitherway, the machine is hardly ever
KN> sluggish. Except when I open up Firefox, that can take a few more
KN> seconds than usual.
Even under the VM last week...Firefox was more responsive than on my 10
machine. With 1 GB...it was flying. Haven't tried it after I put in 16 GB
from the original 8 GB I had in there. I was impressed...because I never
remember Warp running like this back in the day.
KN> I have 2 old IBM Thinkpads that I have Arca installed on as backups
KN> for my BBS machine. And it runs great on them. They are just basic
That's what I was looking for...but when I got this thin client for
$50...couldn't afford to pass it up...especially since the seller was doing
everything to get rid of them.
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