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Date:         Wed, 30 Dec 1992 16:32:08 MST
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From:         Richard Brown <rbrown@GOLDNG8.UNIVNORTHCO.EDU>
Subject:      Need PCN2LRPL.NLM badly

We are upgrading to 3.11 from 2.2 in a student lab (as posted earlier)
and cannot remote boot.  After downloading a bunch of likely files from
compuserve ($$$$$) there was a brief mention in one of them about
tokenrpl.nlm and token.rpl being the two files needed to remote
boot on token ring and that there was a pcn2.rpl file used for
baseband (what we have).  Back to the Novell manuals and, sure enough
theres mention way back in a dark corner about needing to load
PCN2LRPL.NLM to remote boot.  PCN2L.RPL was on the novell disks, but
the NLM wasn't.

So we called novell - after 7 transfers and 30 minutes on hold they told
us that that file does not come with 3.11, but they refused to tell us
where to get a copy -- only to call an authorized dealer.  The only
authorized dealer that we could find who had didn't have their Novell
person on vacation didn't have a clue about what we sere talking about,
but last I heard they were trying to call Novell.

Has anyone out there ever seen a copy of this file (PCN2RPL.NLM).  Does
anyone know why the NLM's required to operate the network aren't
shipped with the product or made available on the Forum?

BTW - the baseband cards don't come with a disk since novell supplies the
drivers (supposedly - the one thing you need isn't supplied) and our
IBM rep is apparently on vacation until Jan. 4 too.

ANY ideas appreciated!

Signed,

Frustrated
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From:         "James Peterson 617.393.3255" <JPETERSON@ZIS.ZIFF.COM>
Subject:      NW 3.11 Cache memory Allocator & Mounting disks

I am trying to mount a disk and am receiving -
 Cache memory allocator out of available memory
 Insufficient memory available to mount volume

The server has oodles of free memory.  The disk was mounted before but it
will not mount now.  It is the only  disk that uses 8k blocks - the rest
use 4, but I have not found any problems using mixed block sizes on other
servers.

Any ideas?

-jp
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From: cowboy@trans.csuohio.edu (Joe Rosenfeld)
Subject: NetWare InPlace Upgrade Utility 1.0
Organization: Cleveland State University
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Date: Thu, 24 Dec 1992 11:37:14 GMT

I have read an article in _PC Week_ (Dec. 21, p.41, col. 1) which
discusses a new product from Novell, known as NetWare InPlace Upgrade
Utility, which is supposed to make it possible to convert a "2.x server
into a 3.x server."  It does not affect files, and transfers bindery files
from 2.x to 3.x format.  The article also mentions the general displeasure
in thge weakness of the previously existing NetWare Upgrade tools, which
required things like a DAT.  It is a pain.  I would rather backup to my
DAT, wipe the NetWare 2.x file server clean and rebuild.  My experience
with changing Unix and NeXTStep OSs has shown that a clean wipe is always
preferable, when you consider performance as the key ingredient.

So I hope Novell has done much better now.

I also performed an Archie search, but not surprisingly, found nada.  Too
bad, my timing might simply be a little too early for an Archie listing.

The article mentions that the new utility is available "free on
NetWare and NetExpress.  Is there an internet spot for this utility yet?
Twould make a fine Christmas and Hanukah present,wouldn't it?

Regards and Happy Holidays!
Joe
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From: bkc@MURKWORKS.COM (Brad Clements)
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Subject: Calling BREQUEST for DOS from DOS program w/o API
Date: 29 Dec 92 20:16:40 GMT
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Is there any way to make calls to the Btrieve DOS requester without
having the DOS Btrieve dev kit?

I know what all the functions do (have the NLM kit), all I need to know
is the format of the call. Does anyone know if it works like the
standard DOS API's?  (aka: fill some regs and do an int)

How about for Windows? With the Btrieve DLL loaded, do I just call
some public symbol?

Thanks for any info.

Brad Clements, CCP             bkc@murkworks.com               (315)265-4717
NLMs Galore - free demos: ftp.msen.com:pub/vendor/murkworks    (315)268-9812 Fax
From: LEMHC@CUNYVM.BITNET (Lewis M)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Crashed TN3270 Sessions
Date: 21 Dec 92 17:28:20 GMT
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Hi Netfolks,
Has anyone encountered any problem running TN3270 with a Z-386-25 using Himem?
I would run the package on top of NE2000 and BYU Ipx with NE2000 loaded into
Hi memory.  Occationally {actually, at least once per day} when an ALT or CNTRL
function is used the screen would go blank.  The session would still be active
and certain keys would still work {e.g Alt-E to shell to DOS} but when you
return the session still is blank.  If the session is not saved soon it require
s a reboot as the machine soon locks up.  I also run VSHIELD as a TSR loaded hi
but in other machines in the facility this doesn't happen {with a similar
configuration}.  The software has been inspected for corruption & viruses but
none turn up.  Also, random remappings of keyboard frequently {e.g @ for 2
! for 1  Control C for C etc}.  Any suggestions?
                      Specfications
Stacker 2.0 loaded HI
SSwap 2.0 Loaded HI
DOS 5.0 using HIMEM.SYS for the Memory MGR
System Loaded HI
Vshield  loaded HIGH
NE2000  0x65 5 0x340     {loaded HIGH}
BYU IPX loaded low
NETX  Rev 3.26 loaded low
NCSA TN3270

Thanks in advance
Lewis M.
From: mike@AUDREY.LMF.ORG (Mike Kring)
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Subject: RPRINTER Disappearing from Workstation Memory
Date: 29 Dec 92 16:01:08 GMT
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Hello,

        I'm relatively new to the this group, so excuse me if I'm bringing
up old news, but I have been reading the list for about a month and no
one has addressed a problem we're having here.  I'm hopeful that perhaps
someone could help me find out what's going on with our RPRINTER TSR.
(The printers attached to the workstations are all defined as REMOTE.)
Every now and then it just disappears out of our workstation's memory.
We're running DOS 5.0 and I use MEM /C to look at the workstation's
memory and RPRINTER just "ain't" there. This has happened on COMPAQs,
IBM-PCs, and Clones.  The people using the workstations are mainly using
WordPerfect off our Novell Network (NetWare 3.11).  It has happened so
sporadically that I wasn't sure, at first, if it really was disappearing
or if people were doing something really silly, but ... now I know it does.

        My question is: has anyone else experienced this?  And, if so, what
the heck is causing RPRINTER to disappear?

        Thanks in advance for any help or ideas you can shed on this.

Mike Kring
mike@audrey.lmf.org
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Date:         Tue, 29 Dec 1992 13:39:38 PST
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From:         Mike Morris <kla!M_Morris%pid.csd@SUN.COM>
Subject:      Re: LPD available as NLM to redirect unix printing to NW qu

=> I am trying to print directly from unix to a PC print server running
=> PSERVER.EXE
=> or on server PSERVER.NLM, it there any chance?

One solution is a 'freeware' product named Charon 4.0, written by
Clarkson University. It is both an SMTP gateway for the Pegasus mail
package and an LPD/LPR daemon for UNIX-Novell printing. It works great,
but requires a dedicated PC.

I believe it's available from risc.ua.edu somewhere....



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From: messina@netcom.com (Tony Porczyk)
Subject: Re: Novell signs letter of intent with AT&T to acquire USL
Keywords: UNIX, SVR4, USL, Novell
Organization: Messina Software
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 22:55:36 GMT

dseeman@novell.com (Daniel Seeman) writes:

>In article <1992Dec22.144054.12914@sci34hub.sci.com> gary@sci34hub.sci.com (Gary Heston) writes:
>>In article <brian.66.0@SJF.Novell.COM> brian@SJF.Novell.COM (Brian Meek) writes:
>>>Novell signs Letter of Intent with AT&T to ACQUIRE Unix system 
>>
>>Oh, hell....
>>I used to think that Unix would be a success, in spite of anything
>>AT&T could do. I hate being wrong like this.
>>Order your SysVr4 quick, before SysVr5 comes out, without grep, find,
>>cut, xargs, tcp/ip, du, mountable file systems, fsck and all those
>>other cryptic and useless functions, for the "reasonable" price of
>>$20,000 or so.
>
>an awefully grumpy response.  Can you not give it a chance?

I guess Gary feels that UNIX will now follow UNIXWARE, not that UNIXWARE
will be just one more derivative of UNIX.  I don't know how justified
that fear is, hope it is not.  Besides, there are companies who are
not following slavishly USL's steps, like SCO, and they seem to be doing
quite well.  Are they suddenly no good, either?  I do not think that Novell
believes that if drastic changes are made to future versions of UNIX then
companies like SUN would follow that standard anymore.  No, Gary, I would
not be so pessimistic, I believe Novell has much more business sense that
you give it.  And besides - you can always vote with your pocket book
and buy from a different vendor, no?

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Date:         Tue, 22 Dec 1992 15:39:03 -0600
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From:         MSJLE@ECNUXA.BITNET
Subject:      Re: SYS:MAIL directories on NW 3.11

In bit.listserv.novell you write:

>          Hello to all!

>          I have a question about the subdirectories Netware makes for
>          each user in the SYS:MAIL directory.

>          First some background:

>          Once the server was back up and running CAPTURE seemed to
>          take quite a bit longer, maybe 6-7 seconds versus 1 or so
>          before the crash.  After some exploring it seems that the
>          capture works right away if a user has a directory in
>          SYS:MAIL.

>          So, finally my question:

>          1.  Why does capture take longer when a user does not have a
>          subdirectory in SYS:MAIL?

Each user is *intended* to have a personal copy of PRINTCON.DAT in their
mail directory.  ALL the print commands (capture, nprint, printcon,
pconsole, printdef) will try to find PRINTCON.DAT there.

I modified our print services to use one standard copy of PRINTCON.DAT
from public.  I ran 'SMODE filename.exe 5' for each print command.
This tells the shell to search for PRINTCON.DAT in the path even though
a specific path is specified in the .EXE.  Now all my users share one
copy of PRINTCON.DAT up in SYS:PUBLIC.

If you do the same thing, the pause will probably go away.  However, I'm
not going to destroy my bindery to test this for you. :)

You may in time run into other problems.  We have software here on our
network that stores configuration information in the users mail
directory so it always knows where to find it based on the user id.
Such software would break badly if the user didn't have a mail
directory.

You might try running BINDFIX to see if it will create new mail
directories for your users...


>          2.  How can I easily restore those subdirectories for each

>          user without doing it by hand.

>          Please direct any comments to me directly if possible.

>          Thanks in advance.

>          Matthew Oerding
>          Systems Manager
>          USAFAWC/SCAM
>          904-882-8988
>          internet:      oerding@awcnet.eglin.af.mil
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Subject: Re: PC Xwindow emulator free TCP stack
Date: 21 Dec 92 14:30:29 GMT
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I have a phone number for Starnet.
(408)-739-0881
The prices I have are higher than Hummingbird's but you don't
have to buy a TCP stack.

Gary Flynn
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From:         Rick Ellis <rick@OFA123.FIDONET.ORG>
Subject:      FATFIX.NLM Info Needed

Bob Abbott writes:

 BA>   FATFIX.NLM is in the file 311PT7.ZIP (and probably in earlier versions
 BA> (311PT6.ZIP, etc.) available from Netwire, Netware Express,
 BA> and ftp.is.sandy.novell in NOVLIB/01.

It's in the current patch set too:  311ptb.zip.
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From:         Joe Doupnik <JRD@USU.BITNET>
Subject:      File 311PTB.ZIP

        On further consideration I am going to pull the 311PTB.ZIP file from
the anonymous ftp area of netlab2.usu.edu. If you need it and can't find it
drop me a msg. I was generally annoyed at the situation of not having it
on the Novell ftp server after all this time, but the darned CIS policy
of owning everything in sight is still present. Sorry 'bout that folks.
In any case, were I you I would consider third party sources of patches
as tainted material to be treated with much caution.
        Joe D.
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From:         Richard Letts <R.J.Letts@SALFORD.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: SYS:MAIL directories on NW 3.11

oerding@AWCNET.EGLIN.AF.MIL writes....
>
>           2.  How can I easily restore those subdirectories for each
>           user without doing it by hand.

Run BINDFIX, and reply Yes to the prompts

Richard
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From: Trevor Pierce <tap@u.washington.edu>
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Subject: Sys 7 & ATPS queus not working
Date: 30 Dec 1992 22:41:01 GMT
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Does anyone know why I can't get anything sent to my LaserWriters
from
a Mac to come out?

I can select one of the queues and send my job to the queue, it shows
up  and sits there until I kill the job.  My DOS machines work just
fine
most of the time.


HELP!!!!!!

Trevor Pierce
Primate Center U of W
(206)543-0440
tap@u.washington.edu
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Date:         Thu, 31 Dec 1992 11:42:24 CST
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From:         Steven Nygard <nygard@MAILBOX.MAIL.UMN.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Tape Drives -- What Kind, How Big?

I'll put in a word for the HP (35480a) 8 gig tape drive.  It uses 4mm DAT
tapes and uses compression to achieve the 8gigs.  So realistically you'll
get anywhere from 3-6 gigs of storage per tape IMHO.  The cost is around
$1700 for this drive.  We use it with ARCserve 4.0 NLM and find it to be an
excellent solution for our backup needs.

Our source for the drive was Cranel Inc, 800-288-3475.  This company was
extremely helpful when we encountered any problems.  So I would
highly recommend them to anyone.

On Thu, 31 Dec 1992 17:03:21 GMT, <NOVELL%SUVM.bitnet@KSUVM.KSU.EDU> wrote:

>When shopping for a LAN backup solution, you should also plan to buy a drive
>somewhat larger than you need.  LANs always grow, and the more disk space that
>you provide your users, the more they will use.  My first choice for a LAN of
>your size is a 4mm DAT with a 1.3Gb capacity.  Gigatrend, Mountain, Emerald are
>but a few of the best available.  I have used all three and had great
>confidence in their ability to backup/restore with minimal intervention.
>
>A backup solution for any LAN is just as critical as the server itself.  Your
>job may someday depend on it!  Good Luck and Happy New Year to all...
>
>Chris Ketchum                                   Voice (303)790-8606
>Antarctic Support Associates                    Fax   (303)790-9130
>Englewood, Colorado                             INET  ketchum@asa.org
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"DOS will be obsolete." - Bill Gates, Forbes 1992.       No...really??
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From: helz@ecn.purdue.edu (Randall A Helzerman)
Subject: Re: Novell signs letter of intent with AT&T to acquire USL
Keywords: UNIX, SVR4, USL, Novell
Organization: Purdue University Engineering Computer Network
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1992 22:02:49 GMT

In article <i3558.725646203@newsie>, i3558@newsie.dc.dk (Soren Michael Roug) writes:

|> Have you ever wondered why Novell would decide to aquire USL? It cannot be
|> an attempt to kill UNIX, cause there are so many vendors out there that
|> would opt for MACH or BSD if the prices for kernel licenses increased
|> tenfold. It is my opinion that must have felt they could gain something
|> with this purchase, for instance the knowhow to build real operating
|> system facilities into NetWare.


Quite so.  Another reason that Novell is trying to aquire UNIX is that they
are deathly afraid of Windows NT.  If Microsoft's networking technology 
becomes as widespread as Windows 3.x is it would be a death blow to Novell.
Hence they will position UNIX as a competetor to Windows NT hoping that 
users will opt for it instead.
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From:         Richard Letts <R.J.Letts@SALFORD.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Server Console hanging, but server is OK???
              92 10:30 am

KHALED ASSALI - KASSALI@ZIS.ZIFF.COM writes....
>
>
> Hi netters
>
> The console on our server just forze after typing unload pserver.
> The server seems to be fine except for the printers hanging of
> the PSERVER.  Before doing that we unloaded ARCServe, TAPEBD,
> FireFox's NOVIX TCP/IP gateway.  I have never seen this before where
> the console freezes but the server is FINE(well it still allows you to
> login and stuff).  Any ideas would be appreciated.
>

If you want to DOWN the server you can use FCONSOLE.

[personally I'd down the server as soon as possible]

Richard
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From:         Dan Quigley <71005.42@COMPUSERVE.COM>
Subject:      SFT Level III

Anyone out there using SFT III.  Any comments or concerns.


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Date:         Tue, 29 Dec 1992 17:59:02 GMT
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From:         Adriaan Odendaal <Adriaan@SCINET.UP.AC.ZA>
Subject:      rprinter

Did you used rprinter21b?
What Dos version did you use?
I had similar problems, no one responded, then i started playing around.
It appears that Dos 5 was the culpret. Then i got the new version of the
rprinter, one that solves the problem of XON problem with the printer.
 Strangely enough, i tried that, and all my headaches were gone.

 Dont know for how long

Adriaan
Adriaan@scinet.up.ac.za (South Africa, University of Pretoria)
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Date:         Tue, 29 Dec 1992 21:54:57 EST
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From:         Al Berg <alberg@NETLAN.JPR.COM>
Subject: Re: Btrieve failure

10 to 1 your SYS;SYSTEM\BTRIEVE.TRN file is flagged RO - flag it RW and
the problem will cease... this is a known bug.

Al

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Date:         Mon, 21 Dec 1992 13:10:36 +0800
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From:         "CHANG Keng Seng (Prime Singapore)" <CHANG@PSPORE.PRIME.COM>
Subject:      IPX Terminal Server

Dear members,

A customer told me about a new terminal server that supports IPX in
addition to TCP/IP and DEC LAT protocols. Have any of you seen this beast
and care for a comment ?

Merry Xmas and Happy New Year
KS Chang
Computervision Singapore

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