On Sun, 20 Nov 2005 21:45:38 UTC, "Stephen Long"
wrote:

> I have convenience pack 4 for warp 4 which I obtained some time ago and
> never installed. Now I want to update my warp 4 installation which has had
> no fixpaks applied. Can I use loaddskf to extract each file to a floppy and
> apply it in the same way as a fixpak using the CSF tool. Or must I
> re-install warp 4 and choose to add the conpak during the install?
>
>

The convenience pack CDs are a complete replacement for Warp 4.

You boot using the "Install" CD then follow the directions to upgrade
your system

--
Lorne Sunley

Not sure I understand. I have a file called xr_c004.zip, about 22mb. It
contains files from xr_c004.1dk to xr_c004.hdk. If I unzip these and apply
loaddskf nothing happens.

Thanks, Steve

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> On Sun, 20 Nov 2005 21:45:38 UTC, "Stephen Long"
> wrote:
>
> > I have convenience pack 4 for warp 4 which I obtained some time ago and
> > never installed. Now I want to update my warp 4 installation which has
had
> > no fixpaks applied. Can I use loaddskf to extract each file to a floppy
and
> > apply it in the same way as a fixpak using the CSF tool. Or must I
> > re-install warp 4 and choose to add the conpak during the install?
> >
> >
>
> The convenience pack CDs are a complete replacement for Warp 4.
>
> You boot using the "Install" CD then follow the directions to upgrade
> your system
>
> --
> Lorne Sunley

On Mon, 21 Nov 2005 21:24:07 UTC, "Stephen Long"
wrote:

> Not sure I understand. I have a file called xr_c004.zip, about 22mb. It
> contains files from xr_c004.1dk to xr_c004.hdk. If I unzip these and apply
> loaddskf nothing happens.

That is fixpack 4, for the OS/2 convenience pack. It cannot be applied
as a fixpack to the original Warp 4.