****NOTE: You must Label this diskette APM_APM in order to install*******

The PCMCIA drivers shipped with OS/2 Warp 3.0 do not support APM.  That is, 
if you suspend and then resume your system, the PCMCIA device is not accessible
until you manually extract and reinsert the card again.  IBM has updated the 
device drivers for the PCMCIA modem and ATA hard drives to work around this 
limitation.  These new drivers allow you to suspend and resume your system and 
still be able to access your ATA drive or modem without physically extracting 
and reinserting the card.  The updated drivers are:

name            size    date      time
AUTODRV2.SYS    10862   3-10-95   6:53p
PCM2ATA.ADD     23116   2-22-95   4:48p

Older versions of these drivers exist on your hard drive if you have installed
PCMCIA support for ATA drives and Modems under Warp.  If you have not installed
this support, do that now before continuing.

***WARNING***
While these drivers provide the ability to access your modem and ATA hard drive
after a suspend and resume, they do not provide true APM support.  Care should
be taken to insure that no disk activity (i.e. reading, writing, copying or
deleting) is being done on the ATA drive before suspending the system.  IF THE
SYSTEM IS SUSPENDED WHILE IT IS ACCESSING THE DRIVE, LOSS OF DATA OR DATA
CORRUPTION COULD OCCUR.  Similarly, the modem should not be in use when
suspending the system.

INSTALLATION:
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To install the updated drivers go to an OS/2 window and do the following:
(Assuming the new driver is in the a: drive and OS/2 is installed on the c: 
drive)

1. Change the directory to the OS2 directory.
     cd OS2

2. Rename the old ATA driver.
     ren PCM2ATA.ADD *.BAK

3. Copy over the new driver.
     copy a:\PCM2ATA.ADD *.*

4. Change to the BOOT directory
     cd BOOT

5. Rename the old Modem driver.
     ren AUTODRV2.SYS *.BAK

6. Copy over the new driver.
     copy a:\AUTODRV2.SYS *.*

7. Change back to the root directory.
     cd \

8. Edit your config.sys.
     e config.sys

9. Search for the following line:
DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\AUTODRV2.SYS C:\OS2\AUTODRV2.INI

then add /P on the end as follows:

DEVICE=C:\OS2\BOOT\AUTODRV2.SYS C:\OS2\AUTODRV2.INI /P

10. Save and exit the editor.

11. Exit the OS/2 window session.

12. Shutdown and reboot your computer.
