WI-FI With OS/2...?

HorseBatteryStaple

I was thinking...
Is it possible to use WI-FI with OS/2?
I used to use OS/2 as my main OS,
But lack of WIFI killed it.
I am fairly sure it is possible,
But how?

[Deleted User]

I think that there are some modern forks of OS/2 that support Wi-Fi. Google will be your friend for this.

HorseBatteryStaple

Dang.
I looked on google and it did say that IBM OS/2 could support it,
Although the same way W2 does.

[Deleted User]

I meant forks. There was some OS/2 fork whose name started with an A. I don't remember the full name-- maybe someone else does? Anyway, this fork had Wi-Fi native support similar to today's OSes (i.e. built in drivers and Wi-Fi menubar applet)

HorseBatteryStaple

E-ComStation.
I can't really use that though.

[Deleted User]

Why? (besides the fact that it isn't free)

HorseBatteryStaple

Exactly that.
I'm broke.
My computer cost me some $50, and took me 9 months to save up for.

HorseBatteryStaple

I FIGURED IT OUT!

Totengeist

@HorseBatteryStaple said:
I FIGURED IT OUT!

Care to share for posterity?

HorseBatteryStaple

I used GenMac wrapper, xwlan control centre, and (would) install as network card.
Sadly I cannot find the TCP/IP setup service in the system setup folder.

Sean McDonough

@Erito17 said:
I meant forks. There was some OS/2 fork whose name started with an A.

ArcaOS?

[Deleted User]

@Sean McDonough said:

@Erito17 said:
I meant forks. There was some OS/2 fork whose name started with an A.

ArcaOS?

Yep.