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At 11 NOV 2002 05:27:43PM Dave Bennett wrote:

My client just installed a Win2k SP3 workstation for the first time, and Arev is running twice a slow as a Windows 98 workstation. They have Novell 4.11 Sp8.0a, using IPX drive 1.50, novell client 4.83 Sp1 with the frame type entered.

What else are we missing.


At 12 NOV 2002 08:13AM joed wrote:

Hi Dave;

Check the Autoexec.nt file and see if these two lines are there:

1 - %SystemRoot%\system32\nw16

2 - %SystemRoot%\system32\vwipxspx

If they are there then rem them out. Do a COLD reboot of the w\s.

Hope this helped

Joe Doscher

Rev. Tech. Support

800-262-4747

201-722-9814


At 12 NOV 2002 08:29AM Peter Kassinski wrote:

This article contains information about your case.

I've alredy faced it too.

I think that this problem is still unsolved.

Let us wait.

http://www.revelation.com/WEBSITE/knowledge.nsf/ec0a0b99c363fb31852566f50065224a/89ce952c1f244319852568dd0069d9f8?OpenDocument


At 12 NOV 2002 09:54AM prabir maulik wrote:

Check the vipx.exe version that is on your machine. I use the April 16 version that I have no problems with the speed of the application. We are on Novell 6 though.


At 16 NOV 2002 10:17AM C Mansutti wrote:

I have an XP machine on Novell 5.0 with appropriate clients, vipx, frame types etc. etc. The performance on Arev is excruciatingly (← is that spelt correctly?) slow.

After many many hours of trying to solve the problem with many of the solutions offered on this site, I concluded that some PCs (in this case mine) will just not operate even close to adequate in this environment.

I hope this is not the case for you

Claude


At 18 NOV 2002 04:38AM [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com]The Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:

Claude - which version of AREV?

Steve

The Sprezzatura Group

World Leaders in all things RevSoft


At 19 NOV 2002 11:18AM christopher h caravaglia wrote:

joed has the answer!!!, i tried this and went from a three minute login to a 30sec, i am running windows 2000 and an XP using novell client 4.83 sp1, on a novell server 4.11 and 4.2,

using a program called comsense which is written in revelation 3.11, i also teak the short cut pif and moved the idle sensivity to 80%. This can be found in the online discussion, you just have to search for it, the only thing left to debug are those funny screens you get when you use windows applications and revelation together, seems to happen in ms-word mostly.

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