Welcome to the NetView(*) Installation and Administration Facility/2 (NIAF/2)
installation program.  The following windows will guide you through the
installation of the NIAF/2 program.

Select Continue to start the installation.


 MACHINE REQUIREMENTS
 --------------------
  The following are the minimum requirements beyond those required for OS/2
  2.0 or higher and other concurrently running programs:

       o   Any hardware that runs the supported levels of IBM OS/2

           NOTE:  For more information on the OS/2 Version 2.0
           machine requirements, refer to the IBM OS/2 Version
           2.0 Information and Planning Guide (G326-0160).

       o   15 MB of hard disk space above that required by OS/2, NGMF, and
           other programs on your workstation for NIAF/2.  The online books
           require an additional 10 MB of hard disk space from the NIAF/2
           requirement.

       o   4 MB of memory above that required by OS/2.

       o   Color Display (High Resolution Mode for Japanese)

       o   2-button mouse or other pointing device

       o   IBM PS/55 MCA system unit for Japanese

       o   DB2/2 or Extended Services 1.0 Database Manager.

       o   Communications Manager 1.0 (must have to use the CM/2 configurator)
           or Extended Services 1.0 Communications Manager and one of the
           following:

           -   APPC communications -- Any communication adapter that either
               Communications Manager 1.0 or or Extended Services 1.0
               Communications Manager support for APPC

           -   3270 emulator communications (for supporting NetView 3270
               interfaces on the workstation) -- Any 3270 emulator adapter
               supported by Communications Manager 1.0 or or Extended
               Services 1.0 Communications Manager

  The selection of Personal System/2(TM) model size, DASD, and memory depends
  on performance factors, such as the size of the supported network, the
  number of views, and the amount of network activity.  NetView Storage
  Estimates (PC Diskette) provides help in workstation storage calculations.


 PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
 --------------------
       o   IBM Operating System/2(*) (OS/2) Version 2.0
           operating system or higher.

       o   If you use OS/2 Version 2.0, then ServicePak XR06055
           is recommended.  ServicePak XR06055 is required if
           you use Software Installer's default installation
           exits in your product's installation.

       o   To install from an MVS host system, you need IBM
           Extended Services 1.0 Communications Manager or
           Communications Manager 1.0 installed.


Installing the NIAF\2 workstation code
---------------------------------------------
  There are three ways to install NIAF/2, from the images created
  when the MVS installation is done, from the optional diskettes, or from
  from images placed on a workstation from the host.  The first two methods are
  the methods documented and supported by IBM.  The last method can be used,
  but has not been extensively tested.

  I. Host Installation Method

   i. To INSTALL the NIAF\2 from a host follow these instructions.

    1. For the first time only, you will need to download a .CMD file that
       downloads the install tool.  The format is:
       "RECEIVE D:\EYVHGETE.CMD A: 'NETVIEW.V2R4M0.SEGVPS21(EYVHGETE)'
        CRLF ASCII"

       For Chinese workstations the format is:
       "RECEIVE D:\EYVHGETC.CMD A: 'NETVIEW.V2R4M0.SEGVPS21(EYVHGETC)'
        [CRLF ASCII"

       For Japanese workstations the format is:
       "RECEIVE D:\EYVHGETJ.CMD A: 'NETVIEW.V2R4M0.SEGVPS21(EYVHGETJ)'
        [CRLF JISCII"

       This will download the file to your D: drive using your A:
       Communications Manager session

    2. For the first time only you will need to run the .CMD file.  The format
       "EYVHGETE D: NETVIEW.V2R4M0.SEGVPS21 A:"

       For Chinese workstations the format is:
       "EYVHGETC D: NETVIEW.V2R4M0.SEGVPS21 A:"

       For Japanese workstations the format is:
       "EYVHGETJ D: NETVIEW.V2R4M0.SEGVPS21 A:"

       This will download the install tool to your D: drive using your A: session

    3. Switch to your D: drive, e.g. "D:"

    4. Change to your \IBMEYV directory on the D: drive, e.g. "CD \IBMEYV".

    In the following example, we will use your D: drive and your A:
    Communications Manager session.  NETVIEW.V2R4M0.SEGVPS21 is the
    dataset containing the NIAF\2 images.

    5. Enter the following command to start the install tool.
       "EYVINSTS /S:NETVIEW.V2R4M0. /O:MVS "

    6. Open a catalog file by doing the following:
       a. select File
       b. select Open Catalog
       c. select Host
       d. select A session on the Host Session single select list box
       e. select the MVS radio button under Host operating system
       f. type in "NETVIEW.V2R4M0.SEGVPS21(EYV001CB)" in the Filename
          entry field
       g. select Open

    7. Install an NIAF\2 package
       a. Select a package file to install.  For the NIAF\2 you
          can select either the NIAF\2 U.S. English Package or the
          NIAF\2 Japanese Package depending on which language
          you ordered.
       b. Once you have selected the package to install select Action.
       c. select Install and you will be taken to the Install dialog

       d. from the Install dialog
         - select Update CONFIG.SYS
         - select Overwrite files
         - select the OK button which will query product information and
           take you to the Install - directories dialog

       e. from the Install - directories dialog
         - select the components you wish to install
         - if you wish to change the disk drive designation select the
           Disk space... button and enter the correct information
           -- select the drive you want to install onto
           -- select the Change directories check box
           -- select the OK button
         - select the Install button and the install will begin

       f. hit the OK button when the installation is finished


   ii. To UPDATE (apply maintenance) to NIAF\2 from a host follow these instructions.

    1. Switch to your D: drive, e.g. "D:"

    2. Change to your \IBMEYV directory on the D: drive, e.g. "CD \IBMEYV".

    In the following example, we will use your D: drive and your A:
    Communications Manager session.

    3. Enter the following command to start the install tool.
       "EYVINSTS /S:NETVIEW.V2R4M0. /O:MVS "

    4. Open a catalog file by doing the following:
       a. select File
       b. select Open Catalog
       c. select Host
       d. select A session on the Host Session single select list box
       e. select the MVS radio button under Host operating system
       f. type in "NETVIEW.V2R4M0.SEGVPS21(EYV001CB)" in the Filename
          entry field
       g. select Open

    5. Update an NIAF\2 package
       a. Select a package file to update.  For the NIAF\2 you
          can select either the NIAF\2 U.S. English Package or the
          NIAF\2 Japanese Package depending on which language
          you ordered.
       b. Once you have selected the package to update select Action.
       c. select Update and you will be taken to the Update dialog

       d. from the Update dialog
         - select Update CONFIG.SYS
         - select Overwrite files
         - select the OK button which will take you to the Update - progress
           dialog where you will see the slider updated as the product is updated

       e. hit the OK button when the update is finished


   iii. To DELETE NIAF\2 from a host follow these instructions.

    1. Switch to your D: drive, e.g. "D:"

    2. Change to your \IBMEYV directory on the D: drive, e.g. "CD \IBMEYV".

    In the following example, we will use your D: drive and your A:
    Communications Manager session.

    3. Enter the following command to start the install tool.
       "EYVINSTS /S:NETVIEW.V2R4M0. /O:MVS "

    4. Open a catalog file by doing the following:
       a. select File
       b. select Open Catalog
       c. select Host
       d. select A session on the Host Session single select list box
       e. select the MVS radio button under Host operating system
       f. type in "NETVIEW.V2R4M0.SEGVPS21(EYV001CB)" in the Filename
          entry field
       g. select Open

    5. Delete an NIAF\2 package
       a. Select a package file to delete.  For the NIAF\2 you
          can select either the NIAF\2 U.S. English Package or the
          NIAF\2 Japanese Package depending on which language
          you ordered.
       b. Once you have selected the package to delete select Action.
       c. select Delete and you will be taken to the Delete dialog

       d. from the Delete dialog
         - select components you want to delete
         - select Delete button which will take you to the Delete -progress
           dialog where you will see the slider updated as the product is
           deleted

       e. hit the OK button when the delete is finished



  II. Diskette Installation Method

   i. To INSTALL NIAF/2 from diskette follow these instructions.

    1. Insert the diskette labeled "NIAF/2 Diskette 1 of 9" into your
       A: or B: drive.

    2. Enter "INSTALL" from the command line.

    3. A dialog will display which will allow you to review the BNTREAD1.ME
       file, perform the install, or exit.

    4. To perform the install follow these steps.
       a. select the Continue button.
       b. from the Install dialog
         - select Update CONFIG.SYS
         - select Overwrite files
         - select the OK button which will query product information and
           take you to the Install - directories dialog

       c. from the Install - directories dialog
         - select the components you wish to install
         - if you wish to change the disk drive designation select the
           Disk space... button and enter the correct information
           -- select the drive you want to install onto
           -- select the Change directories check box
           -- select the OK button
         - select the Install button and the install will begin
           you will be prompted for additional diskettes as needed.

       f. hit the OK button when the installation is finished


   ii. To UPDATE (apply maintenance) from diskette follow these instructions.

    1. Insert the diskette labeled "NIAF/2 Diskette 1 of 9" into your
       A: or B: drive.

    2. Enter "INSTALL" from the command line.

    3. A dialog will display which will allow you to review the BNTREAD1.ME
       file, perform the update, or exit.

    4. To perform the update follow these steps.
       a. select the Continue button.

       b. from the Install options dialog
         - select Update the currently installed product
         - select the Continue button which will query product information and
           take you to the Update dialog

       d. from the Update dialog
         - select Update CONFIG.SYS
         - select Overwrite files
         - select the OK button which will take you to the Update - progress
           dialog where you will see the slider updated as the product is updated
           you will be prompted for additional diskettes as needed.

       e. hit the OK button when the update is finished


   iii. To DELETE NIAF/2 from disktette follow these instructions.

    1. Insert the diskette labeled "APPNTAM Agent Diskette 1 of 2" into your
       A: or B: drive.

    2. Enter "INSTALL" from the command line.

    3. A dialog will display which will allow you to review the BNTREAD1.ME
       file, perform the update, or exit.

    4. To perform the delete follow these steps.
       a. select the Continue button.

       b. from the Delete dialog
         - select components you want to delete
         - select Delete button which will take you to the Delete -progress
           dialog where you will see the slider updated as the product is
           deleted

       c. hit the OK button when the delete is finished






  III. Workstation Images Installation Method

   i. To INSTALL the NIAF\2 from workstation images follow these
      instructions.

    1. For the first time only, you will need to download a .CMD file that
       downloads the install tool.  The format is:
       "RECEIVE D:\EYVHGETE.CMD A: 'NETVIEW.V2R4M0.SEGVPS21(EYVHGETE)'
        CRLF ASCII"

       For Chinese workstations the format is:
       "RECEIVE D:\EYVHGETC.CMD A: 'NETVIEW.V2R4M0.SEGVPS21(EYVHGETC)'
        [CRLF ASCII"

       For Japanese workstations the format is:
       "RECEIVE D:\EYVHGETJ.CMD A: 'NETVIEW.V2R4M0.SEGVPS21(EYVHGETJ)'
        [CRLF JISCII"

       This will download the file to your D: drive using your A:
       Communications Manager session

    2. For the first time only you will need to run the .CMD file.  The format
       "EYVHGETE D: NETVIEW.V2R4M0.SEGVPS21 A:"

       For Chinese workstations the format is:
       "EYVHGETC D: NETVIEW.V2R4M0.SEGVPS21 A:"

       For Japanese workstations the format is:
       "EYVHGETJ D: NETVIEW.V2R4M0.SEGVPS21 A:"

       This will download the install tool to your D: drive
        using your A: session

    3. Switch to your D: drive, e.g. "D:"

    4. Change to your \IBMEYV directory on the D: drive, e.g. "CD \IBMEYV".

    In the following example, we will use your D: drive and your A:
    Communications Manager session.  NETVIEW.V2R4M0.SEGVPS21 is the
    dataset containing the NIAF\2 images.

    5. Enter the following command to start the install tool.
       "EYVINSTS /S:NETVIEW.V2R4M0. /O:MVS "

    6. Open a catalog file by doing the following:
       a. select File
       b. select Open Catalog
       c. select Host
       d. select A session on the Host Session single select list box
       e. select the MVS radio button under Host operating system
       f. type in "NETVIEW.V2R4M0.SEGVPS21(EYV001CA)" in the Filename
          entry field
       g. select Open

    7. Install a NIAF\2 image package
       a. Select a package file to install.  For NIAF\2 you can select
          either the NIAF\2 U.S. English Diskette Image Package or the
          NIAF\2 Japanese Diskette Image Package depending on which language
          you ordered.
       b. Once you have selected the package to install select Action.
       c. select Install and you will be taken to the Install dialog

       d. from the Install dialog
         - select Update CONFIG.SYS
         - select Overwrite files
         - select the OK button which will query product information and
           take you to the Install - directories dialog

       e. from the Install - directories dialog
         - select the components you wish to install
         - if you wish to change the disk drive designation select the
           Disk space... button and enter the correct information
           -- select the drive you want to install onto
           -- select the Change directories check box
           -- select the OK button
         - select the Install button and the install will begin

       f. hit the OK button when the installation is finished

    8. Switch to your D: drive, e.g. "D:"

    9. Change to your \IBMEYV\IMAGES directory on the D: drive,
       e.g. "CD \IBMEYV\IMAGES".

    In the following example, we will use your D: drive and a directory
    called \IBMEYV\IMAGES as the source containing the NIAF\2 images.

   10. Enter the following command to start the install tool.
       "EYVINSTS /S:D:\IBMEYV\IMAGES /O:DRIVE "

   11. Open a catalog file by doing the following:
       a. select File
       b. select Open Catalog
       c. select Drive
       d. select D: drive from the Open drive catalog
       f. type in "\IBMEYV\IMAGES\EYV001CB.ICF" in the Catalog entry field
          or you can use the Select button to find your catalog
       g. select Open

   12. Install an NIAF\2 package
       a. Select a package file to install.  For the NIAF\2 you can
          select either the NIAF\2 U.S. English Package or the
          NIAF\2 Japanese Package depending on which language
          you ordered.
       b. Once you have selected the package to install select Action.
       c. select Install and you will be taken to the Install dialog

       d. from the Install dialog
         - select Update CONFIG.SYS
         - select Overwrite files
         - select the OK button which will query product information and
           take you to the Install - directories dialog

       e. from the Install - directories dialog
         - select the components you wish to install
         - if you wish to change the disk drive designation select the
           Disk space... button and enter the correct information
           -- select the drive you want to install onto
           -- select the Change directories check box
           -- select the OK button
         - select the Install button and the install will begin

       f. hit the OK button when the installation is finished


   ii. To UPDATE (apply maintenance) from workstation images follow these instructions.

    1. Switch to your D: drive, e.g. "D:"

    2. Change to your \IBMEYV\IMAGES directory on the D: drive,
       e.g. "CD \IBMEYV\IMAGES".

    In the following example, we will use your D: drive and a directory
    called \IBMEYV\IMAGES as the source containing the NIAF\2 images.

    3. Enter the following command to start the install tool.
       "EYVINSTS /S:D:\IBMEYV\IMAGES /O:DRIVE "

    4. Open a catalog file by doing the following:
       a. select File
       b. select Open Catalog
       c. select Drive
       d. select D: drive from the Open drive catalog
       f. type in "\IBMEYV\IMAGES\EYV001CB.ICF" in the Catalog entry field
          or you can use the Select button to find your catalog
       g. select Open

    5. Update an NIAF\2 package
       a. Select a package file to update.  For NIAF\2 you can select
          either the NIAF\2 U.S. English Diskette Image Package or the
          NIAF\2 Japanese Diskette Image Package depending on which language
          you ordered.
       b. Once you have selected the package to update select Action.
       c. select Update and you will be taken to the Update dialog

       d. from the Update dialog
         - select Update CONFIG.SYS
         - select Overwrite files
         - select the OK button which will take you to the Update - progress
           dialog where you will see the slider updated as the product is updated

       e. hit the OK button when the update is finished


   iii. To DELETE NIAF\2 from workstation images follow these instructions.

    1. Switch to your D: drive, e.g. "D:"

    2. Change to your \IBMEYV\IMAGES directory on the D: drive,
       e.g. "CD \IBMEYV\IMAGES".

    In the following example, we will use your D: drive and a directory
    called \IBMEYV\IMAGES as the source containing the NIAF\2 images.

    3. Enter the following command to start the install tool.
       "EYVINSTS /S:D:\IBMEYV\IMAGES /O:DRIVE "

    4. Open a catalog file by doing the following:
       a. select File
       b. select Open Catalog
       c. select Drive
       d. select D: drive from the Open drive catalog
       f. type in "\IBMEYV\IMAGES\EYV001CB.ICF" in the Catalog entry field
          or you can use the Select button to find your catalog
       g. select Open

    5. Delete an NIAF\2 package
       a. Select a package file to delete.  For NIAF\2 you can select
          either the NIAF\2 U.S. English Package or the
          NIAF\2 Japanese Package depending on which language
          you ordered.
       b. Once you have selected the package to delete select Action.
       c. select Delete and you will be taken to the Delete dialog

       d. from the Delete dialog
         - select components you want to delete
         - select Delete button which will take you to the Delete -progress
           dialog where you will see the slider updated as the product is
           deleted

       e. hit the OK button when the delete is finished



  IV.  There are some CID response files, (.RSP) and command files, (.CMD)
       supplied with the NIAF\2 that allow you to do remote installation and
       update.  These have not been tested extensively and are intended to be
       used as examples if you want to us CID as an install method.

      The files supporting the CID installation are listed below:

                            English files
                            -------------
      EYVINSED - installs NIAF\2 from product images to a D: drive
      EYVUPDED - applies maintenance for NIAF\2 from product images
                 to a D: drive
      EYV001RD - response file used by EYVINSED and EYVUPDED to install
                 code to a D: drive
      EYVINSEE - installs NIAF\2 from host product images to an E: drive
      EYVUPDEE - applies maintenance for NIAF\2 from host product
                 images to an E: drive
      EYV001RE - response file used by by EYVINSED and EYVUPDED to install
                 code to an E: drive


                            Japanese files
                            --------------
      EYVINSED - installs NIAF\2 from product images to a D: drive
      EYVUPDED - applies maintenance for NIAF\2 from product images
                 to a D: drive
      EYV081RD - response file used by EYVINSJD and EYVUPDJD to install
                 code to a D: drive
      EYVINSEE - installs NIAF\2 from host product images to an E: drive
      EYVUPDEE - applies maintenance for NIAF\2 from host product
                 images to an E: drive
      EYV081RE - response file used by by EYVINSJD and EYVUPDJD to install
                 code to an E: drive


      Format of the U.S. English CID command:
      ---------------------------------------
      EYVINSTS /S:D:\IBMEYV\IMAGES /O:DRIVE /C:D:\IBMEYV\IMAGES\EYV001CB.ICF
       /A:I /R:D:\IBMEYV\IMAGES\EYV001RD.RSP
       /P:"NIAF\2 U.S. English Package"
       /L1:D:\EYVERROR.LOG /L2:D:\EYVHIST.LOG /TU:C:\ /X

       where
       -----
       /S:  specifies the drive and path where the source files are
       /O:  specifies the source environment (PC Drive or MVS)
       /C:  specifies the name of the catalog file representing the product being
            installed
       /A:  specifies the action that will be initiated (I for install)
       /R:  specifies the response file that defines the user enterable commands
       /P:  specifies the package file describing the product being installed
       /L1: specifies the name of the error log
       /L2: specifies the name of the history log
       /TU: specifies the target for CONFIG.SYS updates
       /X   indicates that the installation dialogs are not to be shown

      Format of a response file is:
        CFGUPDATE    = AUTO
        OVERWRITE    = YES
        DELETEBACKUP = NO
        SAVEBACKUP   = YES
        FILE         = D:\IBMEYV
        AUX3         = D:\IBMEGV\EXE
        AUX4         = D:\IBMEGV\DLL
        AUX15        = D:\IBMEXQ
        AUX16        = D:\IBMEXQ\DLL
        AUX11        = D:\READIBM2
        COMP         = Product Folder
        COMP         = NIAF/2 - U.S English Version
        COMP         = NIAF/2 U.S English Hypertext Books
        COMP         = IBM Online Library Reader
        COMP         = CONFIG.SYS Updates
        COMP         = Delete Last




      Format of the Japanese CID command:
      -----------------------------------
      EYVINSTS /S:D:\IBMEYV\IMAGES /O:DRIVE /C:D:\IBMEYV\IMAGES\EYV081CB.ICF
       /A:I /R:D:\IBMEYV\IMAGES\EYV081RD.RSP
       /P:"NIAF\2 Japanese Package"
       /L1:D:\EYVERROR.LOG /L2:D:\EYVHIST.LOG /TU:C:\ /X

       where
       -----
       /S:  specifies the drive and path where the source files are
       /O:  specifies the source environment (PC Drive or MVS)
       /C:  specifies the name of the catalog file representing the product being
            installed
       /A:  specifies the action that will be initiated (I for install)
       /R:  specifies the response file that defines the user enterable commands
       /P:  specifies the package file describing the product being installed
       /L1: specifies the name of the error log
       /L2: specifies the name of the history log
       /TU: specifies the target for CONFIG.SYS updates
       /X   indicates that the installation dialogs are not to be shown

      Format of a response file is:
        CFGUPDATE    = AUTO
        OVERWRITE    = YES
        DELETEBACKUP = NO
        SAVEBACKUP   = YES
        FILE         = D:\IBMEYV
        AUX3         = D:\IBMEGV\EXE
        AUX4         = D:\IBMEGV\DLL
        AUX15        = D:\IBMEXQ
        AUX16        = D:\IBMEXQ\DLL
        AUX11        = D:\READIBM2
        COMP         = Product Folder
        COMP         = NIAF/2 - Japanese Version
        COMP         = NIAF/2 Japanese Hypertext Books
        COMP         = IBM Online Library Reader
        COMP         = CONFIG.SYS Updates
        COMP         = Delete Last



SOFTWARE INSTALLER HINTS AND TIPS
---------------------------------

 Installation control using Software Installer
 ---------------------------------------------

  During our field test, some customers asked us if the Software Installer
  copies that are provided with NetView Graphic Monitor Facility, NIAF/2, and
  the APPNTAM Feature Agent could be used interchangeably.  They were concerned
  that there would be more than one copy of Software Installer on their work-
  stations if each of those deliverables is installed.

  The answer is that they may be used interchangeably with some precautions.  A
  separate copy of Software Installer is provided with each deliverable because
  it may be installed separately without any of the other deliverables being
  present.  No assumption about dependencies could be made.  For example,
  NIAF/2 could be installed and used without either NetView Graphic Monitor
  Facility or the APPNTAM Feature Agent being installed.  Likewise NetView
  Graphic Monitor Facility could be installed without the other two delivera-
  bles being installed.  The APPNTAM Feature Agent is intended to be distrib-
  uted to many workstations in a customer environment, most of which would not
  be related to network management so would not have either NetView Graphic
  Monitor Facility of NIAF/2 on them and therefore would have no other copy of
  Software Installer available.  All of the other deliverables we are using
  that are based on the NetView Graphic Monitor Facility use its copy of Soft-
  ware Installer rather than provide their own.  Table 1 lists the
  installation control files for NetView and the its related features.

  +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+
  | Table 1. NetView and Related Installation Control Files                   |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  | CATALOG FILE | PACKAGE FILE | INTER-  | DESCRIPTION                       |
  |              |              | CHANGE- |                                   |
  |              |              | ABLE    |                                   |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  | DUI001CA     |              | Yes*    | NGMF Catalog File (ENU)           |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  |              | DUI001PR     | Yes*    | NGMF Client Package File (ENU)    |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  |              | DUI001PS     | Yes*    | NGMF Client/Server Package File   |
  |              |              |         | (ENU)                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  |              | DUI001PT     | Yes*    | NGMF Backup V2R3 Package File     |
  |              |              |         | (ENU)                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  | DUI081CA     |              | Yes*    | NGMF Catalog File (JPN)           |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  |              | DUI081PR     | Yes*    | NGMF Client Package File (JPN)    |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  |              | DUI081PS     | Yes*    | NGMF Client/Server Package File   |
  |              |              |         | (JPN)                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  |              | DUI081PT     | Yes*    | NGMF Backup V2R3 Package File     |
  |              |              |         | (JPN)                             |
  |              |              |         |                                   |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  | EYV001CA     |              | Yes*    | NIAF/2 Images Catalog File (ENU)  |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  |              | EYV001PA     | Yes*    | NIAF/2 Images Package File (ENU)  |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  | EYV081CA     |              | Yes*    | NIAF/2 Images Catalog File (JPN)  |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  |              | EYV081PA     | Yes*    | NIAF/2 Images Package File (JPN)  |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  | EYV001CB     |              | Yes*    | NIAF/2 Catalog File (ENU)         |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  |              | EYV001PB     | Yes*    | NIAF/2 Package File (ENU)         |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  | EYV081CB     |              | Yes*    | NIAF/2 Catalog File (JPN)         |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  |              | EYV081PB     | Yes*    | NIAF/2 Package File (JPN)         |
  |              |              |         |                                   |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  | FLB001CA     |              | Yes*    | APPNTAM Catalog File (ENU)        |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  |              | FLB001PA     | Yes*    | APPNTAM Package File (ENU)        |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  | FLB081CA     |              | Yes*    | APPNTAM Catalog File (JPN)        |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  |              | FLB081PA     | Yes*    | APPNTAM Package File (JPN)        |
  |              |              |         |                                   |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  | BNT001CA     |              | Yes*    | APPNTAM Agent Images Catalog File |
  |              |              |         | (ENU)                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  |              | BNT001PA     | Yes*    | APPNTAM Agent Images Package File |
  |              |              |         | (ENU)                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  | BNT081CA     |              | Yes*    | APPNTAM Agent Images Catalog File |
  |              |              |         | (JPN)                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  |              | BNT081PA     | Yes*    | APPNTAM Agent Images Package File |
  |              |              |         | (JPN)                             |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  | BNT001CB     |              | Yes*    | APPNTAM Agent Catalog File (ENU)  |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  |              | BNT001PB     | Yes*    | APPNTAM Agent Package File (ENU)  |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  | BNT081CB     |              | Yes*    | APPNTAM Agent Catalog File (JPN)  |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  |              | BNT081PB     | Yes*    | APPNTAM Agent Package File (JPN)  |
  |              |              |         |                                   |
  +--------------+--------------+---------+-----------------------------------+
  | NOTE:                                                                     |
  |                                                                           |
  | 1.  The * means that the files are interchangeable, but unless you follow |
  |     the installation instructions, you will not download the files that   |
  |     are necessary to use the CID samples.                                 |
  | 2.  (ENU) denotes the U.S. English language versions.                     |
  | 3.  (JPN) denotes the Japanese language versions.                         |
  +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+


 Problems you may encounter while using Software Installer
 ---------------------------------------------------------

  During our Software Installer testing we encountered several problems that
  manifested themselves during Software Installer usage, but were really OS/2
  problems.  We have listed them here so that you would be able to refer to
  them and either avoid making the same mistake, or easily recover from such a
  problem.

  1. THE SOFTWARE INSTALLER RUNS FOR A SEVERAL MINUTES WHILE THE PROGRESS INDI-
     CATOR DOES NOT MOVE.

            RESULT:   The Software Installer will continue to run until
                      stopped.
            CAUSE:    An install was done from a LAN source, but the current
                      directory that it was started from did not have the
                      packed files that are used as the source for the instal-
                      lation.
            SOLUTION: Make sure that any LAN install from an product image
                      directory is done from a directory that contains all of
                      the images including the packed files that contain the
                      product files.

  2. AN INSUFFICIENT STACK SPACE PROBLEM OCCURS WHILE RUNNING THE SOFTWARE
     INSTALLER.

            RESULT:   A TRAP D occurs and the Software Installer ends.  A
                      porgram causes an exception (running out of memory) and
                      due to insufficient stack space, the exception was not
                      dispatched..
            CAUSE:    There are too many applications running and storage
                      becomes exhausted.  This is more common on OS/2 2.0 than
                      on OS/2 2.1.
            SOLUTION: Close a few applications and try to install again.  On
                      OS/2 2.0, you may have to reboot to recover the lost
                      memory.

  3. AN ERROR OCCURS WHILE TRYING TO READ A RESPONSE FILE FROM A LAN DRIVE
     IN READ ONLY MODE, BUT THE RESPONSE FILE IS STILL THERE.

            RESULT:   The installation stops.  Subsequent attempts are also
                      unsuccessful.
            CAUSE:    You are running from an OS/2 system using a File Allo-
                      cation Table (FAT) file system and the LAN drive is for-
                      matted using the High Performance File System (HPFS) file
                      system.  There is an HPFS problem that prevents files
                      from being read from a read only drive if the user
                      attempting to read them is using a FAT based system.
            SOLUTION: Copy the response file to a drive that you have write
                      access to, point the install command to that drive to
                      read the response file and restart the installation.

  4. AN ERROR OCCURS WHILE INSTALLING FROM AN HPFS LAN TO ANOTHER LAN DRIVE
     THAT IS ALSO IN HPFS MODE.

            RESULT:   The installation finishes installing the code, but hangs
                      or causes a TRAP D.
            CAUSE:    The attempt to update the .INI failed.
            SOLUTION: Issue an "SET EPFINSTDIR=<drive:\directory> command to
                      tell Software Installer to use that drive and directory
                      to contain the .INI file.

  5. A MESSAGE ABOUT DELAYED INSTALLATION OR DELAYED DELETE IS ISSUED, FOLLOWED
     BY AN ERROR IN PROCESSING THE SOFTWARE INSTALLER THAT CAUSES A CLOSE.
     AT A LATER TIME, YOU BOOTED YOUR SYSTEM AND GOT A MESSAGE THAT
     COUNTRY.SYS WAS MISSING ONLY TO FIND THAT THE CONFIG.SYS WAS REALLY
     MISSING.

            RESULT:   This is particularly nasty because your CONFIG.SYS is
                      deleted if you checked the update CONFIG.SYS checkbox.
            CAUSE:    You installed from a different source for example an MVS
                      system and did not open the catalog when you installed
                      from this source which might either be a diskette or LAN.
                      The attempt to update desktop failed and the program
                      closed.  Unfortunately it closed with your CONFIG.SYS in
                      memory and without being able to write it back out.
            SOLUTION: Delete the product you just installed.  Copy the backup
                      it made of your CONFIG.SYS called config.bak to
                      CONFIG.SYS to restore the file.  Make sure your
                      CONFIG.SYS really has been deleted.  Then reinstall the
                      product.  You may have to reboot the machine to get the
                      software installer to begin again.

  6. A MESSAGE IS ISSUED INDICATING THAT THE STRING USED TO UPDATE THE PRODUCT
     FOLDER WAS NOT CORRECT.

            RESULT:   This installation stops.
            CAUSE:    The OS2SYS.INI file is unable to be updated.  This is not
                      uncommon if you are using OS/2 2.0, but very rare if you
                      are using OS/2 2.1.
            SOLUTION: Delete the product you just installed.  Reboot your
                      system.  Reinstall the product.  The boot is necessary to
                      clear up the desktop problem.  In some cases we had to
                      reinstall OS/2 2.0 before the problem went away.

  7. YOU MAY LOSE THE NIAF/2 FOLDER FROM ON THE OS/2 DESKTOP.
            SOLUTION: Run EYVICONE for English and EYVICONJ for Japanese to
                      restore the folder to the desktop.


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