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-==== OS2Server Guide and Reference ====+===== OS2Server Guide and Reference =====
  
-=== Introduction ===+==== Introduction ====
  
 Goal of OS2Server server is a provide OS/2 Personality on top of L4 microkernel. OS2Server is isolation layer of OS/2 application from another personalities and L4 microkernel itself. Goal of OS2Server server is a provide OS/2 Personality on top of L4 microkernel. OS2Server is isolation layer of OS/2 application from another personalities and L4 microkernel itself.
  
-=== How it organized ===+==== How it organized ====
  
 OS2Server consist of: OS2Server consist of:
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   - Execute application pointed by PROTSHELL statament   - Execute application pointed by PROTSHELL statament
  
-=== Configuration ===+==== Configuration ====
  
 OS2Server and OS/2 Personality environment configured via text config file named CONFIG.SYS. CONFIG.SYS mostly same as in original OS/2 except some osFree specific things. As example, IFS, BASEDEV and DEVICE statament are ignored because all drivers works in Neutral Personality. Also, additional stataments are supported, like DRIVEMAPPING statament which maps drive letters to Neutral Personality Virtual File System (L4VFS). Here is list of all CONFIG.SYS stataments and variables (most of them not supported yet if no any description of statament here): OS2Server and OS/2 Personality environment configured via text config file named CONFIG.SYS. CONFIG.SYS mostly same as in original OS/2 except some osFree specific things. As example, IFS, BASEDEV and DEVICE statament are ignored because all drivers works in Neutral Personality. Also, additional stataments are supported, like DRIVEMAPPING statament which maps drive letters to Neutral Personality Virtual File System (L4VFS). Here is list of all CONFIG.SYS stataments and variables (most of them not supported yet if no any description of statament here):
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   * -n, –name (default=config.sys) file name of configuration file. It can be not CONFIG.SYS, but any pointed here file   * -n, –name (default=config.sys) file name of configuration file. It can be not CONFIG.SYS, but any pointed here file
  
-=== Interfaces ===+==== Interfaces ====
  
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 </code> </code>
  
-=== os2server execution via l4vfs ===+==== os2server execution via l4vfs ====
  
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 </code> </code>
  
-=== Discussion ===+~~DISCUSSION~~