AREV won't with Win 2000 (AREV Specific)
At 07 MAY 2000 08:28:13PM David Ogilvie wrote:
I recently upgraded from NT4 to Win 2000 when I started AREV the splash screen appears but before the first dot the message 'RTP27' Line 1. B12 File has not been opened. repeated displays.
AREV was working before the upgrade. We have since found that if the NLM on the server is stoped AREV starts without problems. Start the NLM and the problem is back. The user account has valid access as it will work in win95 or NT4.
At 08 MAY 2000 10:30AM Stephen S. Revelation wrote:
David,
Try setting FILES=200 in CONFIG.NT and reboot the workstation.
-Stephen
At 08 MAY 2000 07:19PM David Ogilvie wrote:
I have tried files=200 and there is no change, I still have the problem.
At 09 MAY 2000 04:09AM Rudhy wrote:
At 09 MAY 2000 04:11AM Rudhy wrote:
I have the same problem with NLM 5 and Win2000 (Novell Client 4.7) with Arev 3.12
Config=200 does not work at all.
Is anyone in Revelation doing something about this ?
I have read many posting about this but no satisfactory answer!
Rudhy
At 09 MAY 2000 01:33PM Larry Wilson - TARDIS Systems, Inc. wrote:
When you do a WHO, what are the parms that show for memory and variables? When you SUSPEND out, what does MEM show (all numbers).
tardis_systems@yahoo.com
At 09 MAY 2000 07:36PM David Ogilvie wrote:
I can't actual get past the splash screen to get this information for you but I can do it if don't load lhipxtsr
Without the TSR these are the values
Available Memory=254700
Descriptors=1785
Expanded memory=Active
Mem in dos
655360 bytes total conventional memory
655360 bytes available to MS-DOS
562752 largest executable program size
1048576 bytes total EMS memory
524288 bytes free EMS memory
2097152 bytes total contiguous extended memory
0 bytes available contiguous extended memory941056 bytes available XMS memory
MS-DOS resident in High Memory Area
At 10 MAY 2000 12:22AM Rudhy wrote:
David,
I am just curious. When I do not load ipxtsr, I can run Arev. But the station id is blank. that may be the problem. How is it in your environment ?
Rudhy
At 10 MAY 2000 12:58AM David Ogilvie wrote:
Rudhy,
I have the same as you.
However I found that if the NLM on the server is stopped arev will work with the LHIPXTSR. Unfortunatly I am not at liberty to check the station ID with the NLM stopped.
At 10 MAY 2000 05:19AM Steve Smith wrote:
As I understand it Novell 5 uses its own variety of TCP/IP as a protocol. To run the TSR you will need IPX loaded as well. I assume this is the case?
Steve
At 10 MAY 2000 08:29AM Rudhy wrote:
I already load the IPX in autoexec.nt and put IPX as the preferred protocol.
Rudhy
At 10 MAY 2000 09:39PM David Ogilvie wrote:
The site I am at is still on Novell 4 and IPX is loaded
At 11 MAY 2000 12:07AM Larry Wilson - TARDIS Systems, Inc. wrote:
It seems to me that you are running out of DOS memory. The stats you show are low, even without the IPX TSR.
Could you run MEM /D/P and print out each screen and either scan it to email or fax it? Perhaps there's something in memory that we can do something about relocating or removing.
tardis_systems@yahoo.com
At 11 MAY 2000 02:48AM Steve Smith wrote:
It may relate to the Novell client. Which version are you using?
Steve
At 11 MAY 2000 08:02PM David Ogilvie wrote:
I am running version 4.7 of the Novell client
At 11 MAY 2000 08:34PM David Ogilvie wrote:
here is mem /p
Address Name Size Type
here is mem /d
Address Name Size Type
At 11 MAY 2000 11:04PM Larry Wilson - TARDIS Systems, Inc. wrote:
I show almost the same on my MEM, except I've got 621K available. Do you have the Netware drivers loading in high memory (LOADHI)?
Also, try turning off VIDEO RAM cache in the machine hardware setup; leave the VIDEO BIOS cache turned on; that should leave more memory in the 0Cxxxx range free.
You problem is almost certainly that you are running out of memory, which is why not having the IPX TSR running allows your system to run.
Please let me know if this works (or if it doesn't).
Larry
tardis_systems@yahoo.com
At 12 MAY 2000 02:56AM David Ogilvie wrote:
I tried tried the load high but cannot change the video settings.
No luck still the same.
I have been told that this error is occuring before revboot is loaded because the splash screen has not shown the first dot which is linked to the loading of revboot.
At 01 JUN 2000 07:14PM John Hetu wrote:
I have the same problem has there been any resolution yet we are getting desperate. EVEN A SUPPORT CALL TO REVELATION HAS YET TO RESOLVE THIS ISSUE FOR US!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
John Hetu
T.L. creates
jhetu@tlcreates.com