In article <1163563072.758224.8070@k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.co m>,
"John" wrote:
>
>How do I find the fixpak level?
>How do I find the TCPIP stack version?

Enter SYSLEVEL at a command prompt.

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On Wed, 15 Nov 2006 03:57:52 UTC in comp.os.os2.misc, "John"
wrote:

> How do I find the TCPIP stack version?

inetver

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Thanks guys. Now to go sort it all out......

John

On 14 Nov 2006 19:57:52 -0800, John wrote:
> I have an OS/2 installation that I restored onto my system, but I
> forget the commands to find out what versions and levels I am at.
>
> Java -version is all I recall :-)
>
> How do I find the fixpak level?
> How do I find the TCPIP stack version?
>
> Are there others I should know, as I try to upgrade as far as I can go
> with this setup?

SYSLEVEL, or (IMO more convenient):
http://www.cs-club.org/~alex/programming/rexx/#version

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Alex Taylor wrote:
> On 14 Nov 2006 19:57:52 -0800, John wrote:

> >
> > Are there others I should know, as I try to upgrade as far as I can go
> > with this setup?
>
> SYSLEVEL, or (IMO more convenient):
> http://www.cs-club.org/~alex/programming/rexx/#version


Thanks Alex. That's a pretty good set of tools. Ought to be a big help.

Much obliged,

John

Alex Taylor schrieb:
> On 14 Nov 2006 19:57:52 -0800, John wrote:
>
>>I have an OS/2 installation that I restored onto my system, but I
>>forget the commands to find out what versions and levels I am at.
>>
>>Java -version is all I recall :-)
>>
>>How do I find the fixpak level?
>>How do I find the TCPIP stack version?
>>
>>Are there others I should know, as I try to upgrade as far as I can go
>>with this setup?
>
>
> SYSLEVEL, or (IMO more convenient):
> http://www.cs-club.org/~alex/programming/rexx/#version
>
or, even easier:

/* REXX script */
if RxFuncQuery('QuerySingleSyslevel') then do
rc = RxFuncAdd('QuerySingleSyslevel','RLANUTIL','QueryS ingleSyslevel')
end

if RxFuncQuery('SysLoadFuncs') then do
rc = RxFuncAdd('SysLoadFuncs','REXXUTIL','SysLoadFuncs' )
rc = SysLoadFuncs()
end
rc = QuerySingleSyslevel('c:\os2\install\syslevel.os2', 'info') /* example */
rc = SysDumpVariables() /* for a short overview of what
QuerySingleSyslevel returns in variable "info" */



RLANUTIL.DLL is in \CID\LOCINSTU directory. It should be included in
every OS/2 installation.

Lars

On Tue, 21 Nov 2006 21:41:00 UTC, Lars Erdmann
wrote:

> or, even easier:
>
> /* REXX script */
> if RxFuncQuery('QuerySingleSyslevel') then do
> rc = RxFuncAdd('QuerySingleSyslevel','RLANUTIL','QueryS ingleSyslevel')
> end
>
> if RxFuncQuery('SysLoadFuncs') then do
> rc = RxFuncAdd('SysLoadFuncs','REXXUTIL','SysLoadFuncs' )
> rc = SysLoadFuncs()
> end
> rc = QuerySingleSyslevel('c:\os2\install\syslevel.os2', 'info') /* example */
> rc = SysDumpVariables() /* for a short overview of what
> QuerySingleSyslevel returns in variable "info" */

or just, to query a single syslevel,

syslev syslevel.os2

SYSLEV available here:

http://www.tavi.co.uk/os2pages/syslev.html

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