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Started by Steven Klepzig
Fri, 20 Sep 1996 00:00
410pt6, Compaq ProLiant 5000, NW 4.10
Author: Steven Klepzig
Date: Fri, 20 Sep 1996 00:00
Date: Fri, 20 Sep 1996 00:00
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I'm trying to apply the 410pt6 patches to a server I'm getting ready to deploy. It's a Compaq ProLiant 5000. I've installed NW 4.10 okay and it runs fine before installing/applying 410pt6. I apply the patches, down the server to restart, cycle the power, then restart the server. When SERVER.EXE runs, the hard drive light blinks, then the server hangs -forever- (that is, until I cycle the power). If I go into \nwserver and rename SERVER.OLD to SERVER.EXE, it will start and run fine - but no patches. I've successfully applied 410pt6 to a Dell Dimension I'm using for NW Connect and am using the same archive file on the Compaq. Any ideas? Suggestions? Hints????? Thanks! -- Steven Klepzig (klest@mcdss.co.gov) DP Manager - Mesa County Department of Social Services Grand Junction, Colorado, USA
Re: 410pt6, Compaq ProLiant 5000, NW 4.10
Author: Mark K Hall
Date: Mon, 23 Sep 1996 00:00
Date: Mon, 23 Sep 1996 00:00
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Steven Klepzig (klest@mcdss.co.gov) wrote: : I'm trying to apply the 410pt6 patches to a server I'm getting ready to : deploy. It's a Compaq ProLiant 5000. I've installed NW 4.10 okay and it : runs fine before installing/applying 410pt6. I apply the patches, down : the server to restart, cycle the power, then restart the server. When : SERVER.EXE runs, the hard drive light blinks, then the server hangs : -forever- (that is, until I cycle the power). If I go into \nwserver and : rename SERVER.OLD to SERVER.EXE, it will start and run fine - but no : patches. : I've successfully applied 410pt6 to a Dell Dimension I'm using for NW : Connect and am using the same archive file on the Compaq. I've successfully applied this patch to several 1500's but not a 5000. One thing that you might want to try is to go to Compaq's web site and download all the System and ROM packs available to the 5000 and apply them. Then try the patch again.
Re: 410pt6, Compaq ProLiant 5000, NW 4.10
Author: Erick Reverski
Date: Mon, 23 Sep 1996 00:00
Date: Mon, 23 Sep 1996 00:00
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Steven Klepzig (klest@mcdss.co.gov) wrote: : I'm trying to apply the 410pt6 patches to a server I'm getting ready to : deploy. It's a Compaq ProLiant 5000. I've installed NW 4.10 okay and it : runs fine before installing/applying 410pt6. I apply the patches, down : the server to restart, cycle the power, then restart the server. When : SERVER.EXE runs, the hard drive light blinks, then the server hangs : -forever- (that is, until I cycle the power). If I go into \nwserver and : rename SERVER.OLD to SERVER.EXE, it will start and run fine - but no : patches. : : I've successfully applied 410pt6 to a Dell Dimension I'm using for NW : Connect and am using the same archive file on the Compaq. : : Any ideas? Suggestions? Hints????? : : Thanks! : -- : Steven Klepzig (klest@mcdss.co.gov) : DP Manager - Mesa County Department of Social Services : Grand Junction, Colorado, USA Novell mentions something in the install instructions for the 410PT6 patches that some have found the "Die-Hard" virus. Usually the system will give an error reading the load file SERVER.EXE if this virus is present. Their solution is to: 1. scan the DOS boot drive and clean it of all viruses 2. rename server.old or mserver.old to server.exe or mserver.exe 3. run lswap.exe 4. run newly modified server.exe or mserver.exe if running sftiii I've installed the 410PT6 patches to a ProLiant 1500 without any problems. -- ========================================== Erick Reverski (CNE) reverski@access.digex.net http://www.access.digex.net/~reverski/
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