System Messages

Action: If you want Packet Burst, make sure that the LSL.COM file is loaded before the NetWare DOS Requester. If you do not want Packet Burst, add PB BUFFERS=0 to the NetWare DOS Requester section of the NET.CFG file. See Chapter 2, “NET.CFG Options Reference,” for more information.

FIO-1.00-63: The IPX socket for packet burst could not be opened. The FIO.VLM file will load successfully without packet burst support. configure the IPXODI.COM file for enough sockets in the NET.CFG file or add PB BUFFERS=0 to the NET.CFG file; then load the FIO.VLM file.

Explanation: This message is only a warning. The NetWare® DOS Requester™ software functions properly without the use of the Packet Burst™ protocol. Packet Burst, which is a part of the FIO.VLM file, requires an IPX™ socket to function properly. The request to open a socket failed, indicating that not enough IPX sockets are available.

Action: If you want Packet Burst, make sure that the IPX interface is configured for enough sockets in the NET.CFG file before loading the NetWare DOS Requester. If you do not want Packet Burst, add PB BUFFERS=0 to the NetWare DOS Requester section of the NET.CFG file. See Chapter 2, “NET.CFG Options Reference,” for more information.

FIO-1.00-64: The IPX interface is not version 2.00 or later. The FIO.VLM file will load successfully without packet burst support. Load the IPXODI.COM file version 2.00 or later or add PB BUFFERS=0 to the NET.CFG file; then load the FIO.VLM file.

Explanation: This message is only a warning. The NetWare® DOS Requester™ software functions properly without the use of the Packet Burst™ protocol. Packet Burst, which is a part of the FIO.VLM file, requires IPXODI.COM version 2.00 or later to function properly. No IPX™ interface version 2.00 or later was loaded in this machine.

Action: If you want Packet Burst, make sure that IPXODI.COM version

2.00or late is loaded before the NetWare DOS Requester. If you do not want Packet Burst, add PB BUFFERS=0 to the NetWare DOS Requester section of the NET.CFG file. See Chapter 2, “NET.CFG Options Reference,” for more information.

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