PCI Dock is aimed to configure eComStation PC. After installation of eComStation you always should check IRQ configuration and make some changes. It shows the list of PCI devices PCI Dock checks IRQ conflicts and shows recommendations. The developers / support service can accept logs from users and visualize the data using PCI Dock.

Phoenix OS/4 is a project intended to recreate the original kernel for the IBM Operating System/2.

The main goal of the project is to make the system able to work on the PCs, that it is unable to work on with the original kernel.

Visit http://www.os2world.com/wiki/index.php/Phoenix_OS/4 for further Information

Get newer versions on: http://www.gus.biysk.ru/os4/ 

This package contains among other files:

OS2KRNL.OS4 -- OS/4 kernel, replacement for OS/2 kernel
OS4KRNL.INI -- OS/4 kernel configuration file
OS4LOGO -- OS/4 boot logo
OS2LDR -- the new loader
OS2LDR.INI -- new loader configuration file

Arca Noae is pleased to announce the immediate availability of our ACPI Driver Package for ArcaOS, OS/2, and eComStation version 3.23.09.

This release contains minor updates including:

• Enhancements to handle additional systems with certain BIOS quirks/defects.
• Updates to the ACPICA module from Intel

• If you have an Arca Noae OS/2 & eCS Drivers and Software Subscription, this driver package is available for download from the Arca Noae website as part of your Arca Noae OS/2 & eCS Drivers and Software Subscription. Please log into your account in order to access your software.

  If you are still running OS/2 and/or eComStation systems and haven’t yet purchased a software subscription, this is a great reason to do so now. It may also be a good time to consider moving up to ArcaOS.

Visit: Arca Noae ACPI