Installing Mathematica for OS/2 Symmetrical Multiprocessing (SMP) v2.11 / HPFS386 Hack in VirtualBox

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Procedure to install Mathematica v2.2 for OS/2 in my local copy of the VirtualBox 7.0.12 OS/2 for SMP v2.11 with HPFS386 virtual machine hosted in my four(4) CPU / eight(8) CORE Metztli Reiser4 development environment.

Subsequently this VirtualBox vm will be uploaded to a remote server, with a Metztli Reiser4 for AMD CPUs environment, i.e., reizer4, and I will utilize VBoxManage to increase the cpu count to 16 in the headless environment.

Although the visual media is self explanatory, I included a few Mathematica for OS/2 installation procedure snapshots which may be of relevant historical interest:

Mathematica for OS/2 preliminary install screen
Mathematica for OS/2 preliminary install screen

Diskette 1 has been inserted a priori and we can see that it is executing initial installation phase:

Mathematica for OS/2 a priori inserted diskette 1 which is running
Mathematica a priori inserted diskette 1 which is running

Mathematica for OS/2 installer prompts for diskette 2:

Mathematica for OS/2 insert diskette 2
Mathematica for OS/2 insert diskette 2

Diskette 2 installer executes and proceeds with second phase of installation:

Mathematica for OS/2 diskette 2 running
Mathematica for OS/2 diskette 2 running

Mathematica for OS/2 installation routine prompts for diskette 3:

Mathematica for OS/2 insert diskette 3
Mathematica for OS/2 insert diskette 3

Diskette 3 routine of the installer picks up where the previous left of:

Mathematica for OS/2 diskette 3 running
Mathematica for OS/2 diskette 3 running

Mathematica for OS/2 installer routine prompts for diskette 4:

Mathematica for OS/2 insert diskette 4
Mathematica for OS/2 insert diskette 4

Diskette 4 carries installation past the half of the total routine:

Mathematica for OS/2 diskette 4 running
Mathematica for OS/2 diskette 4 running

Mathematica for OS/2 installer prompts for the final diskette 5:

Mathematica for OS/2 insert final diskette 5
Mathematica for OS/2 insert final diskette 5

Diskette 5 installation routine completes the Mathematica for OS/2 installation:

Mathematica for OS/2 final diskette 5 running
Mathematica for OS/2 final diskette 5 runing

Mathematica for OS/2 prompts us whether we agree with the default -named folder...

Mathematica for OS/2 default -named folder
Mathematica for OS/2 default -named folder

Or else &#59;D

Nepohualtzintzin
Nepohualtzintzin

Subsequently, a dialog informs us that Mathematica for OS/2 is installed!

Mathematica for OS/2 dialog install complete
Mathematica for OS/2 dialog install complete

Nepohualtzintzin (Ne∙pohual∙tzin∙tzin) ≈ I can compute infinitesimals -- from the Nahuatl, real Mexico - Tenochtitlan's language -- which predates the alien Anglo-Saxons / Iberian / French, etc. all, European invaders' Latin vulgar -derived dialects on this continent originally known as Ixachitlan ≈ Landmass Immensity.

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Jose   ,   11:42:00 am
Categories: OS/2

2 comments

Comment from: Martin Möller [Visitor]
Martin Möller

Hello,

would you send me the floppy disk images
of Mathematica v2.2 for OS/2 ?

Best greets,
Martin

05/20/24 @ 15:49
Comment from: [Member]

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Thank you for your effort in contacting us. Unfortunately we are unable to fulfill your request. Hope you understand.

Best Professional Regards.

05/20/24 @ 21:07

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