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Date:	Tue, 4 Apr 2006 21:21:18 PST8
From:	"Steven Levine" <steve53@earthlink.net >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Memory needed for eCS/warp and security-question

In , on 04/04/06
at 03:57 AM, technik@der-gutachter.de said:

>is there any "recipe" to run eCS (or do I need to get WARP3/4 for that?)
>on an old tiny notebook with 40MB ram?

This should be OK with Warp3. eCS or Warp4 will be fine if you do a
minimal install. How usable this will all be depends on what you try to
do with it. Don't expect to run Firefox comfortably.

>but leads to two different "traps", one 000d and one 0000, in
>sequence

Can help you here unless you provide more info.

>..., how can I easy make a diskette to access my os2
>partition to do changes on the systemfiles (config.sys, etc) or is
>there a tiny driver to get access from the DOS partition?

Follow the directions in the readme to make a set of install diskettes.
These will get the drivers you need loaded and you can work from the
command line. There's also BOOTOS2.

>Second, is there anything like "bestcrypt", "safehouse", PGP
>encryption for os/2 available and/or a full harddisk-encryption like
>winmagics SecureDoc ...

IIRC, Stac used to have something like this for OS/2, but finding a copy
will be difficult. There's also CryptStream, which was shareware. This
should be available from one or more of the OS/2 file archives.

Have fun,

Steven

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