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DEVICE

DEVICE ANSI.SYS

DEVICE ASP4VDD.SYS

DEVICE AUDIOVDD.SYS

DEVICE CAPIVDEV.SYS

DEVICE CPPVDD.SYS

DEVICE CWVAUDIO.SYS

DEVICE CWVOPL3.SYS

DEVICE CWWINPDD.SYS

DEVICE CWWINVDD.SYS

DEVICE GAMEVDD.SYS

DEVICE ICHVDD.SYS

DEVICE LANVDD.OS2

DEVICE LANVDD.SYS

DEVICE LANVMEM.SYS

DEVICE MEMMAN.OS2

DEVICE MWAVEVDD.SYS

DEVICE NVC.SYS

DEVICE QVCOM.SYS

DEVICE ULTRAVDD.SYS

DEVICE V2GB.SYS

DEVICE VAD64.SYS

DEVICE VAPM.SYS

DEVICE VASPI.SYS

DEVICE VASPIDD.SYS

DEVICE VAUDDRV.SYS

DEVICE VBSAUDIO.SYS

DEVICE VCADCMDR.SYS

DEVICE VCAPI.SYS

DEVICE VCAPI20.SYS

DEVICE VCAPIAVM.SYS

DEVICE VCDROM.SYS

DEVICE VCFOS.SYS

DEVICE VCOM.SYS

DEVICE VDOSTCP.SYS

DEVICE VDOSTCP.VDD

DEVICE VDPMI.SYS

DEVICE VDPX.SYS

DEVICE VEMM.SYS

DEVICE VGENAUD.SYS

DEVICE VHAPI.OS2

DEVICE VIPX.SYS

DEVICE VLTMODEM.SYS

DEVICE VMAD16.SYS

DEVICE VMANWIN.SYS

DEVICE VMGAX64.SYS

DEVICE VMODEM.SYS

DEVICE VMOUSE.SYS

DEVICE VMPU401.SYS

DEVICE VNETAPI.OS2

DEVICE VNETAPI.SYS

DEVICE VNPX.SYS

DEVICE VPC.SYS

DEVICE VPCMCIA.SYS

DEVICE VPICPARM.SYS

DEVICE VPRPMI.SYS

DEVICE VSHELL.SYS

DEVICE VSIO.SYS

DEVICE VSIO2K.SYS

DEVICE VSVGA.SYS

DEVICE VVGA.SYS

DEVICE VW32S.SYS

DEVICE VWCAT.SYS

DEVICE VWIN.SYS

DEVICE VXMS.SYS

It is not necessary to load DOS Drivers only needed by an single application in the config.sys. You can also specify drivers in the DOS Settings notebook of the Application.

DEVICE ANSI.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

This is the traditional DOS command most are familiar with. It only affects DOS sessions. This line is not added to your config.sys file by default. If you want it, you need to add it.

OS/2 sessions have ANSI support by default. If you are unsure if ANSI is on or off in an OS/2 session, go to an OS/2 command prompt and type ANSI. You will get a message like: "ANSI extended screen and keyboard control is on." For an OS/2 session, turn ANSI off or on by typing ANSI OFF or ANSI ON at an OS/2 command prompt.

Parameters:

/X Redefines keys with extended key values as distinct keys.

/K Disables extended keyboard capabilities. Use this parameter if an application does not support extended keyboard.

DEVICE ASP4VDD.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Vortex AU8820 Virtual DOS driver

DEVICE AUDIOVDD.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

DOS Soundcard-Driver

Parameter:

PAS161$ for the MediaVision's ProAudio Spectrum Soundcard
SBAUD1$ for the Sound Blaster 16 sound card

<<=NOTE=>> the parameter is the link between the OS2 driver and the DOS driver. The DOS driver inherits it's settings associated with the parameter

DEVICE CAPIVDEV.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Virtual Device Driver (VDD)32 bit for HST Janus ISDN Cards

DEVICE CPPVDD.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

PU Monitor Plus Virtual DOS Driver

<<=TIP=>> By Daryl Sperber: CPUMONP was last updated in 1996 (for FP17 of Warp connect) and has worked just fine for Warp 3 and Warp 4 all this time. However it obviously now has a fatal incompatibility with FP14 of Warp 4 that is causing the Trap 000e for me.

DEVICE CWVAUDIO.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

=drive:\MMOS2\CWVAUDIO.SYS BSAUD1$

Virtual DOS driver for Crystal Soundcards

Parameter:

/S The CWVAUDIO.SYS driver will automatically set a 'BLASTER' DOS environment variable to the proper audio hardware settings. This is done by adding a '@SET BLASTER=' line to the beginning of all DOS session's autoexec file. This file is specified in DOS session's DOS_AUTOEXEC property. The /S option for CWVAUDIO.SYS will skip the automatic setting of this environment variable.

DEVICE CWVOPL3.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Crystal Midi FM Virtual Dos Driver

DEVICE CWWINPDD.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Crystal WinOS2 Audio PDD

DEVICE CWWINVDD.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Crystal VDD supporting WinOS2 audio DRV

DEVICE GAMEVDD.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Virtual Dos Joystick Driver

DEVICE ICHVDD.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

AD1881 virtual DOS driver for Intel 82801AA/AB chipset

DEVICE LANVDD.OS2
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

IBM IEEE 802.2 Virtual DOS Driver

DEVICE LANVDD.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Lan Manager's virtual device driver.

DEVICE LANVMEM.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

LAN Virtual DOS Driver, needed when using an specific DOS to be started

DEVICE MEMMAN.OS2
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Lan Manager's memory manager for Dos/Windows mode operation. Left over from old code to provide compatibility. Not needed for normal operations.

DEVICE MWAVEVDD.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Dos Driver for the MWAVE-DSP in Thinkpads

<<=ATTENTION=>> The MWAVEVDD.SYS must placed before VEMM.SYS

DEVICE NVC.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

This is a "Smart Behavior Blocker for DOS" from Norman antivirus.

Basically a shield running in dos-boxes and similar to protect from possible virus "sneak attacks".

DEVICE QVCOM.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Quatech (www.quatech.com) asynchronous serial device driver for the Quatech ISA and PCI boards

DEVICE ULTRAVDD.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Virtual Device driver for Gravis Ultra Soundcard (discontinued)

DEVICE V2GB.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

The purpose of this driver is to provide a solution to the problem caused by the inability of many DOS programs to handle a partition in excess of 2GB in size. This causes spurious reports of insufficient disk space.

available for FREE at http://www.tavi.co.uk/os2pages/index.srcl

DEVICE VAD64.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Virtual DOS Device Treiber for ATI 3D Rage Graphiccard

DEVICE VAPM.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Virtual DOS A(dvanved) P(ower) M(anagement) Driver

DEVICE VASPI.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Adaptec ASPI device drivers for SCSI support.


After you have installed the driver(s) correctly and have restarted your system, you will find a new entry in the DOS settings of DOS program objects, ASPI_ENABLE. This parameter defines, if ASPI is available in the session started from this object. The default is OFF, i.e. the ASPI interface is NOT available. Please change this parameter for all those program objects which you use to start your (DOS and WIN-OS/2) ASPI applications to ON.

The default (OFF) can be changed globally to ON by adding the option /ON to the line DEVICE=C:\OS2\VASPI.SYS in your CONFIG.SYS. In this case all DOS and WIN-OS/2 sessions have ASPI available automatically, but you can still disable ASPI for each program object individually.

DEVICE VASPIDD.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Adaptec ASPI device drivers for SCSI support.

DEVICE VAUDDRV.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

DOS Soundcard-Driver

Parameter:

ES16881$ for Soundcards with ESS 1688 chip
ES18681$ for Soundcards with ESS 1868 chip
ES18691$ for Soundcrads with ESS 1869 chip

<<=NOTE=>> the parameter is the link between the OS2 driver and the DOS driver. The DOS driver inherits it's settings associated with the parameter

DEVICE VBSAUDIO.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Virtual DOS Driver for the C-Media CMI 8330 soundcard

DEVICE VCADCMDR.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Ctrl-Alt-Del Commander DOS FS Game Boost Driver

<<=NOTE=>> It is reported that fixpak 13 for Warp 4 doesn't work correctly with this driver.

DEVICE VCAPI.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Teles Virtual DOS ISDN Capi Driver

<<=Note=>> Delete this driver when running Warp Server for E-Business or Fixpack 13 for Warp 4 otherwise you'll get a Trap.

DEVICE VCAPI20.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Elsa Virtual DOS ISDN Capi 2.0 Driver

DEVICE VCAPIAVM.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

AVM Virtual DOS Driver for the ISDN-Controller B1

DEVICE VCDROM.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

This is a CD-ROM device driver that provides support in DOS sessions.

DEVICE VCFOS.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Virtual DOS Cfos Driver

Options are = to define a mapping between FOSSIL port numbers (e.g. 0-7) and the COM port numbers (e.g. COM1-COM8) The default mapping is 0->COM1, 1->COM2, ..., 7->COM8 , which will be effective if you do not specify any options.

DEVICE VCOM.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Lets you use the communications ports for DOS and Windows sessions. Must appear after the COM.SYS driver.

<<=NOTE=>> If you are using COM3 and/or COM4, add the appropriate parameters to the COM.SYS line above only. It is not necessary to add any parameters to this line. VCOM.SYS inherits its parameters from the COM.SYS line.

DEVICE VDOSTCP.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Virtual DOS Driver for the TCP/IP protocol

Parameter:

/C:x, x is the number of the serial port.

<<=TIP=>> If you don't need TCP/IP support in DOS sessions REM this line:

DEVICE VDOSTCP.VDD
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

DOS API Driver for the TCP/IP protocol

<<=TIP=>> If you don't need TCP/IP support in DOS sessions REM this line:

DEVICE VDPMI.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Provides "virtual" DPMI (DOS Protect Mode Interface) memory for DOS and Window sessions. I don't know much about this, but I've been told not to remove it.

DEVICE VDPX.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Driver required when using VDPMI in the config.sys line below. One authority said that this driver "provides V86 to Protected Mode translation for DPMI memory". Well that's enough to lose me.

DEVICE VEMM.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

VEMM.SYS lets DOS programs use expanded memory unless you override it by changing a DOS programs SETTINGS.

Parameters:

/S=n Sets the limit of EMS memory in blocks of 1024k. Default is 2.

/L=n Size of conventional memory that can be remapped. Default is none.

/F=nnnn Memory frame address to be used to map EMS. Default is AUTO.

<<=NOTE=>> Settings you specify in a DOS session will override these parameters.

<<=NOTE=>> The VEMM.SYS device must be listed in your config.sys file before the VXMS.SYS device.

DEVICE VGENAUD.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Generic WinOS/2 Audio Driver R0 VDD component

DEVICE VHAPI.OS2
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Paul Kurr wrote the following. "This provides for Virtual HLLAPI support within VDM's (not sure about VMB's). This allows DOS programs that use the HLLAPI to access the HOST sessions running at the OS/2 level under comm mgr. So you can actually watch your comm mgr sessions in one window and your DOS program in another while they interact."

DEVICE VIPX.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Loads support for multiple virtual DOS machine support. It is required both to have multiple DOS boxes on the network and to run the NetWare DOS based utilities.

DEVICE VLTMODEM.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Lucent Technologies Virtual DOS Modem Driver, V. 5.55 Beta 3

Available for FREE at http://www.drmartinus.de/notebook2/notebook.src

DEVICE VMAD16.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Virtual Dos Driver for the MAD16 Soundcards

DEVICE VMANWIN.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

GRADD Display Drivers - generic DOS part

DEVICE VMGAX64.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Driver for the Matrox Video Cards

DEVICE VMODEM.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Ray Gwinn's Virtaul Modem device driver

DEVICE VMOUSE.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Identifies and loads the mouse driver to let you use a mouse with DOS. Mouse support for OS/2 is loaded below.

<<=NOTE=>> If you don't have this line (or you REM'd it), you will not have mouse support in your DOS sessions.

DEVICE VMPU401.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Virtual DOS MPU401 driver

Parameter:

MPU4011$

DEVICE VNETAPI.OS2
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Paul Kurr wrote: "This sets up the virtual network support API within the VDM's (not VMB's). This allows DOS programs running within a VDM to "see" that the network is loaded, and interact with it (get/set redirections and such). If VDOLANAPI support is required in a VMB the device driver VNETAPI.SYS needs to be loaded within the VMB (this is found in \IBMLAN\NETPROG)."

DEVICE VNETAPI.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Paul Kurr wrote: "This sets up the virtual network support API within the VDM's (not VMB's). This allows DOS programs running within a VDM to "see" that the network is loaded, and interact with it (get/set redirections and such). If VDOLANAPI support is required in a VMB the device driver VNETAPI.SYS needs to be loaded within the VMB (this is found in \IBMLAN\NETPROG)."

DEVICE VNPX.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

This device driver works _with_ your systems math coprocessor. If you do not have a math coprocessor, this driver will not load. Some have suggested that if you add it to your config.sys you will see an enhancement in your systems performance. Not so. There is no reason for it to be added to your config.sys file. IF YOU HAVE A MATH COPROCESSOR, OS/2 WILL LOAD THIS DRIVER AUTOMATICALLY. If you add it to your config.sys file, a second copy of the driver will be loaded. In doing so, many have reported that no DOS programs would run. DO NOT ADD THIS STATEMENT TO YOUR CONFIG.SYS FILE.

DEVICE VPC.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Virtual Dos Driver of Process Commander

DEVICE VPCMCIA.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Virtual Card Services driver for PCMCIA

DEVICE VPICPARM.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Some applications like PCAS (and some terminal emulators) have problems sharing IRQ9 in a VDM. Since the DOS Virtual Device drivers are not loaded out of CONFIG.SYS, a new device driver VPICPARM.SYS has been added starting with Warp 3 FixPak 38 and Warp 4 FixPak 8.

To prevent sharing of IRQ9 in a VDM, add the device in config.sys: Next, in the settings for the program that requires exclusive access to IRQ9, set the DOS setting HW_SHARE_IRQ9 to ON. When you next boot your system, VDMs will not share IRQ9.

DEVICE VPRPMI.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

GRADD Display Drivers - generic DOS part

DEVICE VSHELL.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Loads the network shell. It is automatically used for all DOS and WIN-OS/2 sessions that require it.

DEVICE VSIO.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Excellent replacement driver for VCOM.SYS. If you utilize communications software on a regular basis at high speeds (e.g. 14,400), then the SIO drivers are the way to go. Be sure you have REM'd out VCOM.SYS when using. SIO.SYS and VSIO.SYS are Shareware, not Freeware. See also SIO.SYS.

DEVICE VSIO2K.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Excellent replacement driver for VCOM.SYS. If you utilize communications software on a regular basis at high speeds (e.g. 14,400), then the SIO2K drivers are the way to go. Be sure you have REM'd out VCOM.SYS when using. SIO2K.SYS and VSIO2K.SYS are Shareware, not Freeware. See also SIO2K.SYS.

DEVICE VSVGA.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Your config.sys file will contain various device drivers for various devices based upon your systems hardware configuration. These device driver are for a SVGA video card.

DEVICE VVGA.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Your config.sys file will contain various device drivers for various devices based upon your systems hardware configuration. This device driver for supporting VGA video cards in DOS sessions.

DEVICE VW32S.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

WIN32s program support driver.

You need additionally the whole win32s package.

DEVICE VWCAT.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

WatchCat 2.1 CAD Package Virtual Device Driver

DEVICE VWIN.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

Assists in the process of providing seamless Windows support.

DEVICE VXMS.SYS
[Table of contents] [Index] [DOS DRIVERS]

VXMS.SYS is a device driver that provides Extended Memory management to DOS sessions. XMS allows DOS programs to access more than one MB of memory.

Parameters:

/UMB Upper memory block support in DOS sessions.

/NOUMB No upper memory block support.

/XXMLIMIT=m,n Indicates the total system wide memory limit.

/HMAMIN=m Sets the minimum request size for high memory, from 1k to 63k.

/NUMHANDLES=m Sets the number of handles in each DOS session, from 1 to 128.

<<=NOTE=>> The VXMS.SYS device must be listed in your config.sys file after the VEMM.SYS device.

 
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