said:
>Under OS/2 they are connected via the router and do connect or share
>some opposite locations, i.e. the notebook has access to the partition
>L: (library) containing all ZIP files of application, hardwares and
>operating system !!!
This could be something as simple as a userid/password problem. You need
to experient with the net view command to and possibly nbjdstat (see
mptscfg.inf). Try:
net view \\ws221
and varients. For details on using net view see the Peer Commands
Reference.
>How do these entries need to look if S: is the CD-ROM on WS221 and X:
>shall be the C: partition on WS224, the notebook !?
The commands are the same for both the OS/2 and the DOS requester.
Steven
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