I found it interesting that the package was unable to detect the Number Nine Corporation SVGA card which came supplied with my Dell P60 and that the card came with no OS/2 drivers.
To add insult to injury Warp insisted that my machine was only capable of standard VGA graphics and that the only screen resolution available was 640 x 480 x 16.
The Dell is also fitted with a Sony CDU55E CD-Rom drive - a fairly standard model which Warp did not recognise automatically. A brief consultation with Warp's manual told me that I needed to copy a couple of drivers from the installation disks and add some lines to the Config.sys file.
One of the two drivers needed was not to be found on the disk indicated so I searched all 14 in vain. A scan of my hard disk revealed a file of the same name hidden in a subdirectory. This was duly copied to the stated destination and the extra lines were added to the Config.sys file.
