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From:         John Maguire <JMAGUIRE%ERS.BITNET@PUCC.PRINCETON.EDU>
Subject:      Re: EMM386 Frames

On Wed, 7 Oct 1992 17:15:00 CET Jerry Barton said:
>We need to establish a CONFIG.SYS that includes EMM386 (to run
>Windows 3.1).but also works outside Windows for expanded memory.
>
>If we use the RAM switch, we must define a page frame.  Any suggestions
>as to which location to use on a PS/2?  (running DOS 5.0).
>We've tried FRAME=D000 but we get warning message.. "option ROM or RAM
>detected within page frame"  and it loads EMM386 on some models, doesn't
>on others.
>
One of the nice things about PS/2s is that they allow you to view and
change your system configuration with a "Reference Diskette".  The
reference diskette should have come with you PS/2 when you bought it.

If you have a reference diskette, put it in the A drive and re-boot the
machine.  Select "Set Configuration" when the first menu appears.
The next menu will allow you to view and change your configuration.
Your goal is to put all of you adapter rams and roms into the same range
(either C or D) leaving the other 64K range open for you EMS page frame.
You'll need to do some experimenting  with this because some adapters can
go almost anywhere, and some can only be placed in one address location.

The easiest thing to do is select "Automatic Configuration".  This will
usually free up a 64K chunck for you.  After you do free up the space
you'll need to put the appropriate location in you EMM386 statement in
your config.sys.  If you need more help with this, bitnet me directly and
I'll be glad to try to help.

John Maguire....................................jmaguire@ers.bitnet
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From:         "Mr. D.F. Hartley" <AL02@LIVERPOOL.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: WIN3-L: Frightening Halloween ideas wanted

Just to  clutter up  the bandwidth  - how  about running  Wordperfect for
Windows under OS2 !!!!!!
From: bob@WORMS-EMH2.ARMY.MIL (Bob Kane)
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Subject: Test Message
Date: 13 Oct 92 15:31:52 GMT
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From:         4TMS009%MC.BITNET@PUCC.PRINCETON.EDU
Subject:      Archie

I know this is off the Windows subject but...

I need the numeric addresses for the Arhie sites. My VAX doesn't have
the names in its database. So if someone could PLEASE send ME (not the
list) of the complete Alpha and numeric address. Thanks in advance,

***********************************************************
Dirk Brewer                            Student / Consultant
4TMS009@MC.BITNET              Mesa College * Mesa AZ 85202
                The Toon Master
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From: KQ9R@MUSICB.MARIST.EDU (Ravi Chandra)
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Subject: RE: Advice
Date: 14 Oct 92 18:32:10 GMT
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Another way to change Program Managers Icon
Works with WINDOWS 3.1 (maybe will work with WINDOWS 3.0 also)
Create a Program Group called startup (if it is not already present)
Add Program Manager as a Program Item in Startup. Change the icon
to whatever you like. Program Managers Icon will change when you
load windows next time.
Let me know if you try this in Win3.0.

Ravi Chandra (e-mail : STRN@MARISTB.BITNET)
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Date:         Fri, 16 Oct 1992 15:34:24 WST
From:         Andrew Scott <ascott@GU.UWA.EDU.AU>
Subject:      Re: Memory Management Software
              at Oct 15, 92 9:59 am

> > Mike Bitz <BITZM@COLUMBIA.DSU.EDU> writes:
> >
> > >I have just purchased a 386-40 MHz motherboard with 4 megabytes of 60
> > >n.s. RAM (on 4 SIMM modules).  My question:  what memory management
> > >software seems to work the best for those of you in 386/486 land?
> > >i.e.  Fewer crashes, more available memory, quicker access, etc.
> > >Please respond by e-mail.  Thanks in advance.
> >
> > I wish this was a positive response but I have been using QuaterDeck 386
> >
> > My personal opinion is that I would try something other than QEMM.
> >
> > -Stan Kasper
> > kasper@penndrls.upenn.edu
> >
> I'll put in a vote for plain old EMM386.EXE that's provided with Windows
> 3.1.  It's not elegant, it's not as efficient at finding and using every
> nook and cranny of UMB, but it's been rock solid for me (I use DOS 5,
>
> Joe
I use the EMM386.SYS driver that comes with DR-DOS.. it has loads of
features: performs like HIDOS.SYS to give you UMBs and LHs, creates a pool
of memory and uses BOTH XMS and EMS to access it depending on the requests
from the running programs, the MEM program with DR-DOS 6 gives far more
info on what is in your memory than the MEM program with MS-DOS 5 (wait for
6 though..). Unfortunately it runs in protected mode, and you cannot turn
it off - so some interrupts slow down. The best thing about it all is it
comes for the price of your operating system.. oh yeah - you need to get
the DR-DOS upgrade to work properly with windows 3.1 - sigh.

Andrew Scott
Internet: ascott@tartarus.uwa
From: menezes@INF.UFRGS.BR (Alexandre Folle de Menezes)
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Subject: AdLib and Windows 3.1
Date: 14 Oct 92 18:40:33 GMT
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        Hi all,

        I found a driver to play .WAV files trough teh AdLib board, but it sound
   s
worse than the speaker driver on my 40MHz 386. Maybe on slower machines it's bet
   ter
than the speaker. It's called ADLIBW.ZIP, but i don't remember where I found it.

        I also got a program called fm10.zip, that play .ROL files on Win3.0, bu
   t I
culd not put it to work with Win3.1.  Someone knows a similar program, or a newe
   r
version?
        Also, anyone knows software to the AdLib card?  I have a clone, and it c
   ame
without any software.  I can use it only with games and to play .mid files in
Windows.

        Bye.

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From: LUSSENBURG@RULBUR.LEIDENUNIV.NL (Rob Lussenburg)
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Subject: Re: Windows for Workgroups
Date: 14 Oct 92 08:32:00 GMT
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>             Anybody out there know anything about "Windows for Workgroups" ??
>
> Like:-  What it is !!
Roy,

Last week at the 'Efficiencybeurs' in Amsterdam, Microsoft was demonstrating
a beta-version of Windows for Workgroups. This product must be regarded as
the standard Windows 3.1 environment PLUS an amount of extra features for use
in a network. It provides a simple network environment in the form of a
so-called peer-to-peer network, where you don't have a special server but
everyone can use services on everyone else's computers. If this is enough for
you, then you won't need Novell or Pathworks or whatever to work in a
network.
Then there is the utility to give certain rights to the other users in the
network (e.g. John can look in subdirectory \GARB on my hard disk, Henry may
read and write in directory \FLUSH etc.) and a very nice Scheduler program, a
shared diary so-to-speak. This Schedule+ as it was called impressed me very
much with its relative ease of use and its power. Then there was of course an
electronic mail program (integrated in the scheduler, so that people in whose
diary an appointment has been made automatically get an e-mail to tell them)
and perhaps some more features I cannot remember just now.

The software behaved impeccably during the demonstration, which can not be
said of some other demoes I have been given.


Sincerely,

Rob Lussenburg
Rijksuniversiteit Leiden
the Netherlands
LUSSENBURG@RULBUR.LeidenUniv.nl
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From: swesterback@tnclus.tele.nokia.fi
Subject: Re: Query about W4W 2 revision b?
Organization: Nokia Telecommunications.
Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1992 10:56:27 GMT

In article <9210081423.AA02444@sndsu1.sinet.slb.com>,         DMCSMA%RITVAX.BITNET@PUCC.PRINCETON.EDU writes:
> Can anyone out there tell me what changes were made. Is it worthwhile
> updating the this new revision? Thanks for your reply.

Has the 2.0b version really been released in the states? 

As far as i have read (on this or some other newsgroup) the new version
is supposed to have better convertion filters to for example import and 
export WordPerfect files. I hope the convertion will be 100% correct!

I dont think there are any major changes as the version otherwice would
be 4.0 (which i look forward to as it "must" make use of the same tool-
box system as EXCEL 4.0 does).

Sten
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Address: Konalantie 12 A16, SF-00370 Helsinki, FINLAND  Time zone: EET
Test the utility at WSMR-SIMTEL20.Army.mil::pd1:<msdos.dirutl>swxd303d.zip
        NB! I am working, but not speaking for Nokia Telecommunications!
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From: TREGILGAS@CSGHSG5A.BITNET (Thomas G. Tregilgas, LAN Swami,
              302 654)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Boot Prom problems 3.11 DOS 5.0
Date: 7 Oct 92 15:25:35 GMT
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Hello out there in Netland,

   I'm having a problem which I can't understand with a BootImageFile using
   NetWare 3.11 and DOS 5.0.  Here's the problem:

   -DOSGEN the floppy (3.5") to the SYS:login directory
   -RPLFIX the resulting BootImageFile
   -Copy the necessary files to SYS:login
         (batch file which is called from Autoexec.bat with ipx & netx
         calls in it)

   -Flag the BootImageFile sharable, (as well as the batch file)
   -Edit the bootconf.sys file to reflect changes
   -Reboot BootProm machine

   Everything is fine until...IPX is loaded.  I've been unable to acertain
   whether or not NETx is loaded (both are loaded hi, doesn't matter hi/lo,
   still doesn't work) since the workstation hangs with the following
   message:  "Error reading boot disk image file" Note that it CAN _open_
   the boot image file, yet when running the batch file it dies.

   I've been able to see the workstation opening the bootconf.sys and
   BootImageFile, however the connection hangs with the calling of Netx.

   I've never seen this before, and we've been using boot prom machines for
   about three years now.  I'd appreciate any ideas that you all might have!

Thanks in advance,

Tom Tregilgas
University of St. Gallen, Switzerland   >Internet:Tregilgas@alpha.unisg.ch
From: CAT@RC.RUG.NL (Chris Teuben)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Re: Leak in Novell
Date: 7 Oct 92 10:17:48 GMT
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Don't we all want the most secure network? I can imagine that the users
don't want to keep their confidential information on floppies because of a
fileserver not enough being secured . . .

What about a FREE upgrade for the "forgotten" (2.12, 3.10 etc) versions?

/--------------------------------------------------------------\
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| Computing Centre - University of Groningen - The Netherlands |
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From:         "ZED ZAINOL, AUTOMATION-PIUS XII LIBRARY" <ZAINOLZ@SLUVCA.SLU.EDU>
Subject:      Unknown Server

Hi,
        We have about 35 workstation running under the Novell Netware 2.2.
For some reason, 2 of our workstation could not access the File Server in
the morning before around 8:30. I checked the time restriction, cables, and
the computer but everything seems to be fine. The actual error message is:
        "Unknown File Server"
Has anyone had the same problem before? Any suggestion will be greatly
appreciated. Thanks.

Zed Zainol
Pius XII Library
Saint Louis University.
From: MSTONE@KENTGEAU.BITNET
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: vax tcpip
Date: 14 Oct 92 18:41:00 GMT
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Original_To:  JNET%"novell@suvm"

Can someone tell me where I could find a public domain vax version
of tcpip. I have looked at Carnagy Mellon (sorry bout spelling) I can
not seem to find it there.
Thanks
Mark G. Stone
Kent State Geauga campus
P.S. I am looking for a Job in Chattanooga area in novell type work
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Date:         Fri, 16 Oct 1992 00:42:32 EST
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From:         Anne Liang <GOVE036@TWNMOE10.BITNET>
Subject:      SErver abend

Hi,

We run NW3.11 on IBM Compatible 386 PC with 16 MB RAM and four 600 MB external
disks mirrored two by two, one pair SYS volumn, the other pair VOL1 volumn.
It works well.
                            the server
However, when we try to boot   on another similar machine except the 8 MB
RAM instead of 16 MB RAM, and the original no internal hard disks.
The server abended immediately when mounting SYS.
The error message is something like:

Abend: Nonmaskable interrupt error(parity error)
       Initialization process
       problem on System board
Stacks: 6A .......

Ths server still booted when run on the original machine. So it seemed not to
be the hard disks problem( we use SCSI controller)

Any ideas/experience? Thank you very much.
Anne Liang
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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 10:26:44 EDT
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From:         Steven Kirby <kirby@ATHENA.CS.UGA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: RAMDRIVE and SMARTDRIVE
              Oct 12, 92 10:30 am

Yup, we use SMARTDRV.EXE on all our workstations.  No problems that I'm aware
of.  I think this is the version you mean.

--Steve

Steven Kirby
University of Georgia
kirby@athena.cs.uga.edu
>
> A quickie:
>
> Does anyone use SMARTDRIVE and/or RAMDRIVE (Windows 3.1 versions)
> successfully,
> are there any problems?
>
> ==================================================
>    Paul C. Manning
>    Senior Computer Officer
>    Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
>    University of Leicester
>    University Road
>    Leicester LE1 7RH
>    U.K.
> ==================================================
>
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From:         RBROWN@CH1.UNIVNORTHCO.EDU
Subject:      Re: Using PRINTDEF

<deleted text> >
> >Now the reality -- I have done all of the above and it doesn't work.  If
> >I send to the port from the dos prompt (dir > LPT1 or such) it switches
> >modes, but never sends the print job (even with a big timeout).  The queue
> >is cleared but the job gets thrown away somewhere.  If I send from an
> >application (WordPerfect or whatever) the job prints but the mode command
> >is never executed.
> >
> >If someone out there has done this successfully I'd be most interested
> >in how.  Please forward any responses you get.
>
>     Wordperfect will override the capture command if you've got your
> printer port set to other device rather than lpt1. If you set the port
> to lpt1 you'll find that it will use the capture command. I've used it
> and it works!
>
>     regards,
>
>     Mark Corrigan
>
Thanks for the suggestion.  Unfortunately, WP is set to use LPT1 and
it still doesn't work.  The capture command works fine, but the
commands in Printdef/Printcon are ignored.  This seems to be
application independent, also.

Someone noted that another user had sent a postscript definition file
that DID work for him.  Could anyone out htere familiar with this
version give an FTP address?

Thanks






Rich Brown
rbrown@dijkstra.univnorthco.edu
From: Jaap.vanGinkel@HTO.RHIJ.NL (Jaap van Ginkel)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Re: Secure.zip
Date: 13 Oct 92 15:55:48 GMT
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> Is there an FTP site I can download SECURE.ZIP?


ftp.novell.com

aka

ftp.IS.SAndy.Novell.COM

aka

137.65.12.2

/novlib/01/secure*.*





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From:         NOVELL@WAGA01.HRO.NL
Subject:      Re: Cache buffer being removed from drive index not found -

>  Hey,
>
>  we have problems with our NOVELL V3.11 server. Since a few days
>  sometimes the server hangs with the following error message:
>
>  >
>  >  System halted Wednesday October 7,1992  4:02:01 pm
>  >
>  >  Abend: Cache buffer being removed from drive index not found in disk cache
>  >         OS version: Novell Netware v3.11(20 user) 2/10/91
>  >         Running Process: Server 02 Process
>  >
>  >         Stack: 28 76 09 00 BE B5 12 00 EC 3A ..............
>  >                ............................................
>  >                ............................................
>  >                ............................................
>  >                ............................................
>  >
>  >
>  >         Press "y" to copy diagnostic image to diskette otherwise
>  >         Power off and back on to restart
>  >
>
>
>  The only new things, what we have done are:
>
>    1.) Install a second Printserver (dedicated with PSERVER.EXE)
>
>    2.) Install a CLIPPER program, which uses databases and index files
>        with 1000 to 14000 entries
>
>  So could somebody tell me, what we have done wrong and how we can
>  loose this error ? Please mail me your informations, it is very urgent !
>
>
>  Thanks for your great efforts,
>
>      Oliver
>

Oliver

You have done nothing wrong but there is something bullshit in your
Server.
You must find out what wrong: You  push the keys "L-SHIFT / R-SHIFT /
ALT / ESC" at the same time.

You now come in the debugger of NOVELL
You can see this at the " # " prompt
Type " ? " and write down what is on the display.
Type " .P " and do the same thing
Type " .R " and note this too.

You must not forget the point

Succes

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From: BRENT@MOREKYPR.BITNET
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: Server abends
Date: 13 Oct 92 14:10:20 GMT
Reply-To: Novell LAN Interest Group <NOVELL@SUVM.BITNET>
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Help!

I have a server that abends on a fairly regular (daily) basis with
the following message:

    General Protection Processor Exception (error code 00030000)
   OS version: Novell Netware v3.11 (20 user) 2/20/91
   Running process: Server 01 process.

My LAN person is out on medical leave and I know very little about 3.11
netware.  Any insights on what is causing these abends would be much
appreciated.  You may respond directly to me at brent@morekypr.bitnet.
I'll list the configuration below:

  This is a fairly small (five workstations) LAN running 3.11 NW on a
  Hewlett-Packard RS/25 server.  Server has 8M RAM and a 300M HD.  NLMs
  running are pserver and an UPS NLM.  Has a HP LJ IIIsi running off
  the parallel port.

   Using Cabletron UTP cards.  Mostly running WP 5.1, but seems to
   crash even with minimal network activity.

Got me stumped - but that's no major feat.

Thanks
Brent Jones
brent@morekypr.bitnet
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From:         Sue McFarland <MCFARLAND@WILMA.WHARTON.UPENN.EDU>
Subject:      Driver - HP386 ESDI Controller

Anyone in Novell land using an HP '386 with an ESDI Controller as a
file server?

We are looking for a LAN driver in order to get Netware 3.11
installed.  HP has been less than helpful in locating such a beast.

All help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Sue
From: jwebb@UTDALLAS.EDU (Webb, Jeff A.)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.novell
Subject: NNS Stories
Date: 16 Oct 92 10:36:00 GMT
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Fellow NNS'ers

        I have received a commitment from Chris Sontag that problems with NNS
will receive some attention finally!  He did state that no major
development or enhancements would be forthcoming or considered,  just try
to resolve any long standing problems.
        I am asking that you forward the problems you have had in trying to
implement and use NNS (Netware Name Service add-on for V3.1x) to me
"jwebb@utdallas.edu".

        Please be specific as possible about the problem, your expected solution
if any other than fix it, your name, various contact methods
(Internet/BITNET, snail-mail, voice-mail, courier, etc.), how long you
have been using NNS and any "small enhancement" suggestions you may have.

        Please do not be afraid to admit to buying NNS, your name and company
will be kept in strictest confidence! :->

        Thank you in advance.

Jeff A. Webb
UT at Dallas
jwebb@utdallas.edu
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