said:
>Probably true but it doesn't make it any more revealing to me as it turns
>out. One that works has similar lines:
Similar doesn't count in this case.
>IBM OS/2 NETBIOS 4.0
>Adapter 0 has 73 NCBs, 30 sessions, and 6 names available to NETBIOS
>applications.
>NETBIOS 4.0 is loaded and operational.
>but the absence of the \MPTN.MSG notice.
And the absence of the accompanying error.
>The config.sys is attached but I really do not have an ibmlan.ini. I did
>a "attrib ibmlan.ini /s" from the root of the drive with no luck. I do
>have an ibmlvl.ini in the root directory but it did not look to be
>useful. Could this be the problem? Where do I get an ibmlan.ini that I
>need?
It should have been created as \ibmlan\ibmlan.ini. A typical Peer install
will show:
Volume in drive F is WARP4 Serial number is 7B75:B606
Directory of F:\IBMLAN\*
2-04-98 11:18 37,727 49 CSBKEREQ.EXE
8-29-96 0:42 574,025 0 ERROR.TXT
3-05-97 21:51 13,689 0 IBMLAN.INI
12-25-01 21:57 83,504 0 LOGF0000.REQ
12-25-01 21:57 83,504 0 LOGSTART.REQ
1-30-03 12:01 1,700 0 LSSHARE.INI
1-30-03 19:47 2,629 0 LSUSE.INI
11-11-97 13:35 15 0 SERVICE.REQ
7-22-96 13:43 167 0 SYSLEVEL.PER
12-25-01 21:57 169 0 SYSLEVEL.REQ
>If it was hidden or otherwise marked as such, wouldn't the attrib command
>have shown it?
Yep, but it probably does not exist because somehow the Peer install
failed. The Peer files are mostly in \IBMLAN and \MUGLIB.
Steven
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