Arev Upgrade Freezing & loosing drive Mappings (AREV Specific)
At 04 FEB 1998 11:13:30AM Doug Cox wrote:
We just completed an upgrade from NLM version 1.06 to 1.12. We are experiencing random lockups of the 95 workstations. Each PC uses Norton Antivirus and have disabled the scan on open.
I have ran regclean and did "clean/fix" the registry which did appear to help, but we have several HP VE 5/75s that still freeze or loose the novell drive mappings each time the program is exited.
We are loading the TSR with the /p option.
Any suggestions?
At 05 FEB 1998 07:29AM Steve Smith wrote:
This is a wild guess, but I had a Novell server
this week where the same symptoms occured - gradual
loss of network drive mappings as traffic was exerted
to each network drive letter in turn. It turned out
to be a faulty network card. Try swap the HP
netwrk cards and see if their problem persists.
Steve
At 05 FEB 1998 02:31PM Doug Cox wrote:
Steve:
Thanks for the reply. Did you have to tweak any of the settings on the computers to resolve this? We have seen that it only appears on the HP Vectra Pentium 75s (HP VE5/75) and not on any of the later Vectra VLs.
-Doug
At 08 FEB 1998 01:04AM Steve Smith wrote:
The fault was purely hardware. It also occured to me
that you should check the Bios settings for re-mapped ROM addresses. Perhaps there is a clash between your network shell and (a) on-motherboard video, or something operating between
640 kB and 1 Mb addresses. Again - pure guesses - Novell
keeps a list of drives active internal to the network
shell. If this loads high you may have to exclude some
RAM areas used by your memory manager to avoid the video
array. Ensure the video driver is correct, or else
disable any motherboard based video, and install a
cheap S3 based card and use the standard S3 drivers,
if possible.
Compaq and HP often fall into the "difficult
configuration" class, owing to their propietary
and often non-standard (quirky) implementation.
Steve
At 09 FEB 1998 06:02PM Doug Cox wrote:
There is a novell patch 95220i.exe that appears solves the Intranetware 2.2 reported problems. The "popular" application switches, onlyl the /p is really required.
-Doug