BOOTP.DLL
Send packet failed with error code %d.
Cause: The network subsystem is unable to send a packet. The error code comes from the function sendto( ) in the WinSocket specification.
Action: Check the network subsystem by error code
Setup receive message error with error code = %d.
Cause: Cannot setup a Windows message for received frames. The error code comes from the WSASelect( ) function in the WinSocket specification.
Action: Check the network subsystem by error code.
The BOOTP application is installed.
Cause: BOOTP.DLL only supports the BOOTP Server application.
Action: Never use two BOOTP Server applications.
The network subsystem is not ready!
Cause: The TCP/IP stacks for the platform may not be ready.
Action: Check your WinSocket environment setting.
The version of winsock.dll should at least support ver. 1.1
Cause: The version of winsock.dll is too old.
Action: Upgrade the TCP/IP stacks platform.
The windows socket’s version specified by the application is not supported by this winsock.dll!
Cause: The version of winsock.dll did not match the requirement of BOOTP.DLL.
Action: Change TCP/IP stacks and winsock.dll.
Windows socket version %d.%d required, but not supported by winsock.dll.
Cause: The version of winsock.dll did not match the requirement of BOOTP.DLL.
Action: Change the TCP/IP stacks and winsock.dll.
Winsock.dll was not able to support the minimum number of sockets BOOTP module required.
Cause: Too many WinSocket applications are running.
Action: Close some WinSocket applications and retry.
