1:Backup the files:
  \OS2\LVM.EXE
  \OS2\SYSTEM\LVM.MSG

2:Copy the supplied files into their respective directories:
LVM.EXE to  <drive>:\OS2\
LVM.MSG to  <drive>:\OS2\SYSTEM\

3:To add an existing volume to Boot Manager through 
  LVM command line,type:
  LVM /SETBOOTABLE:<volume name>
  where <volume name> is the name of the volume to be
  added to the Boot Manager.
  Note: LVM /SETNAME   will set the name of the 
  volume/partition specified.

Example:
  Current sequence of commands:

   a) VCU.EXE
   b) LVM /DELETE:VOLUME:LVM2
   c) LVM /BOOTMGR:1
   d) LVM /CREATE:PARTITION,DISKD,1,512,LOGICAL,BOOTABLE,FROMLARGEST,FROMSTART 
   e) LVM /CREATE:VOLUME,COMPATIBILITY,BOOTOS2,D:,DISKD,1,DISKD                 
   f) LVM /SETNAME:VOLUME,LVM1,DISKC                       
   g) LVM /SETNAME:PARTITION,1,[ A1 ],DISKC 

 Sequence of commands required:

   a) VCU.EXE
   b) LVM /DELETE:VOLUME:LVM2
   c) LVM /BOOTMGR:1
   d) LVM /CREATE:PARTITION,DISKD,1,512,LOGICAL,BOOTABLE,FROMLARGEST,FROMSTART 
   e) LVM /CREATE:VOLUME,COMPATIBILITY,BOOTOS2,D:,DISKD,1,DISKD                 
   f) LVM /SETNAME:VOLUME,LVM1,DISKC                       
-> g) LVM /SETBOOTABLE:DISKC
   h) LVM /SETNAME:PARTITION,1,[ A1 ],DISKC 
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