Appendix A Troubleshooting 175
Installing Applications Into a SunFSD TargetDirectoryIf an application’s installation program fails to install to a SunFSD-mapped drive
with warnings about a Path Not Found or File Not Found, this might be because
theinstallation programis relying upon the destination file system to support 8.3 file
names. This is specifically the case where there areembedded file names in any of
the destination installation paths.
For example, Corel WordPerfectOffice 2000 uses a default destination directory of
WordPerfectOffice 2000. If this destination directoryresides on a SunFSD drive,
there is a portion of the installation program that attempts to use 8.3 file names.
Thus, there is a resulting dialog box that states that thefile Q:WordPerfect cannot
be found. The embedded space, combined with the fact that SunFSD does not
support 8.3 file names, confuses the installation program.
However,if the destination directory is changed so that there are no embedded
spaces, for example change WordPerfect Office 2000 to
WordPerfect_Office_2000, the installation proceeds normally.
Even though the file name is longer than eight characters, since this is a more recent
application, longer file names are allowed. It is the fact that the installation
procedure makes use of older technology that causes the issue.
Missing Network Icon on Windows Desktop IssueNote – This section applies only to virtual Ethernet networking configurations. It
does not apply to physical Ethernet connections.
When you open the Network Neighborhood on the MicrosoftWindows desktop, the
NetworkNeighborhood window does not show “My Workstation”. Your Sun system
and the SunPCi III card share the same network interface, so they do not “see” each
other on the network. Both can communicate with the network, however.
For more information about networking your Sun system with your SunPCi III host
using virtual networking, refer to “Setting Up Networking With SunPCi III
Hardware and Software” on page33.