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Daniel M. Rosenblum wrote:
> 
> We have an IBM ThinkPad 755Cs running IBM PC-DOS 6.3.  It has an
> IBM PCMCIA Ethernet (10Base-T) card.  We sometimes run it as a
> networked workstation talking to our Novell NetWare 3.11 server.
> We use the ODI stack with NETx.  Despite the fact that I have a
> LASTDRIVE=E statement in the CONFIG.SYS file, when I load up the
> ODI stack, it insists on seeing drive H: (instead of drive F:) as
> the first network drive when it attaches to our server.  This is
> a minor annoyance (everyone around here is used to drive F: being
> the first network drive), but if anyone can suggest a fix so that
> it will see drive F: as the first network drive as our MS-DOS
> machines do, it would be much appreciated.
> --
> Daniel M. Rosenblum, Ph.D., Microcomputer Analyst (de facto coordinator
>    of computing), Faculty of Management, Rutgers University (Newark)
> dmr@andromeda.rutgers.edu    180 University Ave., Newark, NJ  07102-1895
> DROSENBL@gsmack.rutgers.edu         201-648-5176

One thing you may want to check is your net.cfg file.  Make sure the 
spelling for "NetWare DOS Requester" is spelled correctly.  You will 
experience similar problems to yours if anything in there is not spelled 
correctly.  Particularly the word Requester; sometimes we make a mistake 
and spell it requestor.  Notice the "o" rather than what is supposed to 
be the letter "E".

You can add in your network DOS requester setting of your net.cfg file 
the following:  

NetWare DOS Requester
	First network drive=f
	Force first network drive=f