warp 4 install problems

Hi
I was a frequent user of warp 4 until Win 98 came out and I switched. I'd
like to get back on with warp

4 again and have been trying to install it to a pentium III, 733mhz Research
Machines PC with 256Mb Ram

and three drives, 6Gb, 7.5Gb and 2.5Gb. Windows XP is installed on the 6Gb
drive in a FAT32 partition,

the drive has 150Mb unformatted freespace which I was using to install the
boot manager with the os to

be installed on the 2.5Gb partition (HPFS). The PC has system commander
2000 installed. I can't get

any further than fdisk. With set up described above (Fat32 and 150mb
freespace), os/2 can only see the

FAT 32 partition, not the freespace. The freespace is at the start of the
disk. If I create a 100Mb

primary active FAT partition at the start of the disk so the freespace is
sandwiched between the FAT and FAT32

partitions then fdisk reports the following:

details size in Mb
none primary type B 6000
startable C:primary FAT 2095136
none pri/log freespace 95

It also reports that the partition mapping on drive 2 (all FAT32) may be
corrupted, it didn't say that

before. None of the options are available for the freespce, only the delete
partition options are

possible on the FAT partitions.

If I try to delete the FAT partition then I get an error which reads:

message sys0318: message file oso001.msg cannot be found for message 3175

The 3175 changes to 3475 if I try to display the register information. If I
then end the program I get:

1811: the process has stopped. The software diagnostic code (trap number)
is 000D.

Can anyone help here? Is there something I should be doing? I might add
that I have just installed

warp 4 on a 486 dx2/66 with no problems.

I would appreciate any help. Thanks.

Steve