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EComStation 2.1eComStation is a secure operating system based on IBM OS/2 Warp. EComStation delivers a proven virus free, zero-downtime, OS/2 and DOS compatible operating environment for both industry and personal desktop use. EComStation runs all your OS/2 applications.eComStation 2.1 features a simplified installation process and more extensive help information.

It supports virtual and remote desktops and Internet connections. ECS 2.1 offers enhanced Multimedia support and updated printer- and system drivers. Available in English- or German language.

Available versions:for professional use+eComStation Software Subscription & Support includes installation / implementation support and software version upgrades during the subscription period. EComStation Software Subscription & Support can be purchased for a period of 1 or 3 years.for private useThe home & student edition allows installation of a maximum of 3 software licenses per client.+eComStation Software Subscription & Support includes software version upgrades during the subscription period. EComStation Software Subscription & Support can be purchased for a period of 1 or 3 years.

Is last and still quite strong continuation of original operating system. It is developed by Serenity Systems (IBM and other developers) and they released a second version of it this year.

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I am going to write two or three articles about it (unfortunately I deleted my first half complete draft of this article so I don't know if it will be as good a second time as it is difficult to restore motivation after such mistake). Home and student licence allows to install this OS on 5 computers (if I am not wrong) but unfortunately it is not a strong point as the price is quite high and normal user will choose Windows or Linux. However, if you are loyal OS/2 user or some alternative OS fan you can support this efforts as they allow to stay OS/2 somehow alive. EComStation is more like evolution of OS/2 (and eComStation 2 is just evolution of the first version).

Because of this eComStation feels quite old fashioned (if you look at UI) but it has some strong points and modern things which you won't find in many hobby operating systems (though they are generally free). I'll talk about that later. What is more, OS/2 has quite a big software base. This article will focus on installation procedure.

I successfully loaded it on VirtualBox so I'll have some screenshots. Other articles will focus on usage and applications and I will test OS on the real hardware (VIA VT-310DP is alive again for this reason).

I have never used any OS/2 version earlier and I tried eComStation 1.xx only several times so I could not compare them. However, I'll point out some things I read in the internet.eComStation comes in two CDs (you can download them as iso images to save some money) and third iso was with OpenOffice.org (however, the newer version was released recently). You need only first CD to install operating system. Second CD has additional free and trial (modern and legacy) software you can install.First CD is bootable. Firstly it loads boot loader with two options: first one boot from hard drive and second one to boot from cd. Of course, you need to choose cd at first. I want to warn you that you need to back up your hard drive before this step.

Setup can ruin your partitions (it happened to me twice) especially if you have extended ones. My guess is that it tries to initialize hard drive somehow if it can't identify partitions correctly. This is where setup begins. Just after it loads you'll see big eComStation 2 boot screen.First boot screenIt loads into check CD screen (similar to Fedora) where you can check if CD is ok or just skip this step and continue installation. If your CD writing utility didn't verify disk it is probably recommended to check a disk otherwise you are wasting your time IMHO. After this step it finally tries to load setup application. It uses Scitech Snap graphics driver if video is supported (as far as I understood) or uses 'new' panorama (VESA) driver otherwise (included in this release).

It loaded in all computers I tried. I guess these drivers works with quite big range of cards. Setup application is graphical and intuitive (it is eComStation original installer which differs from OS/2 but it is almost identical between both versions of eComStation).First setup screen. You need to choose keyboard layout, mouse button mode and font size (in the installer) in the first screen. You need to be careful here because some layouts doesn't support symbols needed to write a username and registration key. It is best to leave english layout here.You must to agree with license agreement on the next step and after that to choose installation type. This screen is quite important as you can choose between easy and advanced installation.

Easy one will have less steps before install. I chose advanced one and review will focus on it.

Management console is something like recovery console on Windows I guess. After that comes the most annoying part. You need to write registration name and registration key. You can't go further until it is valid.

The worst thing is that registration name has 21 symbols and registration key consists of 4 lines with 22 symbols each. However you can create reg file (or download it from ecomstation.com after you registered your code) and load it here. Because of this I strongly recommend to add such file into iso file. If you forgot that you can create a supported partition and add file there (fat, hpfs, jfs) before install. I don't know if usb key supported at this point. There are two file system options. HPFS (High Performance File System) is original OS/2 file system.

However it has 64GB partition limitation and 2GB file limitation. JFS is modern, journaling file system which doesn't have such limitations.

I chose JFS as it will have better compatibility with linux. It took around 20 minutes for a full 10GB format with JFS and 1.5 hour to format as HPFS. You can choose quick format too if you want (it takes several minutes).You can change locale and timezone in the next step. Further step requires to choose default programs directory (I left unchanged) and default home directory (I change to my c:homemyname). You can also choose here to install boot manager or skip this option.

EComStation installation manual recommends to use their boot manager as default.Later step allows you to choose which components or applications you want to install. Of course, this option is only available in advanced setup. Default setup is quite good but if you look through all list you might find some interesting things too (or some unneeded stuff too).Select componentsLater you need to configure network. This step consists of four separate windows (at least). You'll find connection types (LAN, point-to-point) and network types „TCP/IP, samba, IPX) in the first. Second window shows your network adapters (if they are recognised) with their settings and protocols to use.

Later you'll need to specify TCP/IP settings (DHCP or manually) choose your computer name and finally specify workstation id (computer name) and domain. This is the last step which requires some manual changes. You accept the changes on the next windows system installation begins. Until this moment you can go back to the every step and reconfirm your decisions.Installation consists of two phases. The first phase starts just after you accept your configuration and it installs base eComStation system files and initial configuration.

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It took me about 7.5 minutes on real hardware and about 10 minutes on VirtualBox (though it strange for me as system was much faster on VirtualBox). Progress bar doesn't show real progress it just fills up with blue/white colour continuously. When the first phase ends, system restarts.

CD must be kept in the CD-ROM but you need to choose boot from hard drive this time. This is the first time then eComStation boots however you will see the same installer window. Phase 2 starts which installs various additional software (WrapIn, firefox, java and so on) and makes final configuration. If installation fails during this phase you will be able to boot into eComStation and use it, however, some features will be missing and will work incorrectly.

This phase took about 10 minutes too. If phase 2 ended correctly the system will restart second time. You can remove CD.

The system will boot into desktop this time. Post-install configuration will run. You can change various things in it (screen resolution, UI settings, user name, network user name and password, install printer and acpi).

Some changes make require additional reboot (like screen resolution). The system is fully usable now. Default software includes Firefox 3.5.3 (old flash 5), Thunderbird 2.0.0.22, Java 1.4.2, some games, cd burning and multimedia programs, various utilities and other applications. If you have one NIC and use DHCP (or manually configured it) it will have internet too (otherwise you need some configuration). I will write about some applications in the other article.eComStation desktop and OS/2 chess. Said.Hi, I can't tell you a lot about modern hardware support but you can always ask such questions in ecomstation support I don't think that the most modern hardware will work well. I installed and used it successfully in 2004 year hardware.

Some more modern hardware requires additional steps in installation. Other hardware like printers and wifi should work if drivers exist. If graphics not supported you can use Panorama (VESA) driver. Performance won't be very good in this case.