Adding Object REXX Support to a maintenance partition
To add Object REXX to a maintenance partition (created with BOOTOS2
for example) do the following:
- Create the maintenance parition without REXX
support. (In the statements below I assume that F: is the drive letter for
the maintenance partition)
- Create a new directory on the maintenance partition
(e.g. F:\OREXX)
- Add the new directory to the PATH, LIBPATH
and DPATH statement in the file F:\CONFIG.SYS
- Copy the following files from your existing OS/2
partition with activated Object REXX support to the new directory
F:\OREXX:
- OS2\DLL\NAMEREXX.DLL
- OS2\DLL\PMREXXIO.DLL
- OS2\DLL\REXX.DLL
- OS2\DLL\REXXAPI.DLL
- OS2\DLL\REXXCRT.DLL
- OS2\DLL\REXXINIT.DLL
- OS2\DLL\REXXSC.DLL
- OS2\DLL\REXXSOM.DLL
- OS2\DLL\REXXUTIL.DLL
- OS2\DLL\REXXWPS.DLL
- OS2\DLL\SOMD.DLL
- OS2\DLL\SOMSEC.DLL
- OS2\DLL\SOM.DLL
- OS2\DLL\SOMEM.DLL
- OS2\DLL\SOMIR.DLL
- OS2\DLL\SOMS.DLL
- OS2\DLL\SOMTC.DLL
- OS2\DLL\SOMU.DLL
- OS2\DLL\SOMUC.DLL
- OS2\SYSTEM\REX.MSG
- OS2\SYSTEM\REXH.MSG
- OS2\REXXTRY.CMD
- OS2\PMREXX.EXE
- OS2\REXXC.EXE
- OS2\REXX.ICO
- OS2\REXX.IMG
- OS2\WPREXX.IMP
5.
Copy the file BOS2REXX.EXE from the BOOTOS2-Package
to the new directory.
6.
Add
the line
RUN=F:\OREXX\BOS2REXX.EXE
to the file F:\CONFIG.SYS
7.
Reboot
from the maintenance partition and test the REXX support (for example with
REXXTRY)
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