Please help with TRAP in PROTMAN

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From: johnr
Date: Thu, 29 Aug 1996 00:00

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I hope I can get some help with the following problem.

I'm trying to install Warp Connect Blue.  The installation procedure
installs the OS fine and seems to install the networking component
correctly as well (just TCP/IP 3.0 off the parallel port), but when the
system automatically reboots I get the following trap

==================================================================

Exception in device driver: PROTMAN$
TRAP 000d      ERRCD=7074  ERACC=****  ERLIM=********
EAX=000001c8  EBX=abca01c8  ECX=0003024  EDX=00007077
ESI=abda0000  EDI=00030003  EBP=00004d56  FLG=00213206
CS:EIP=0800:000006f9  CSACC=009b  CSLIM=0000321c
SS:ESP=0030:00004d44  SSACC=1097  SSLIM=00003fff
DS=07f8  DSACC=0093  DSLIM=00005414  CR0=8001001b
ES=0017  ESACC=00f3  ESLIM=00000fff  CR2=abf1e070
FS=0000  FSACC=****  FSLIM=********
GS=0000  GSACC=****  GSLIM=********

The system detected an internal processing error at
location ##0160:fff5c364 - 000d:a364.
60000, 9084

05860524
Internal revision 8.209, 94/11/09

The system is stopped. Record all of the above information and
contact your service representative.

==================================================================

If I remove the PROTMAN.OS2 line, Warp boots - but then I can't
connect to my ISP.

My system:

      Pentium 90, 512k cache, AMI BIOS
      32Mb RAM
      1.2 Gb HDD
      Pioneer 4x CD
      Diamond Stealth 64 Video VRAM
      SoundBlaster 16 PnP
      
I've had Warp running on this machine for over a year.  Last week I tried 
to refresh the system by undergoing a new install and this turns up!

My tech people have changed the CPU, CPU fan, memory.  Recently I've changed
the power supply, graphics card, sound card and CDROM.  Yesterday I
purchased an industrial strength power line filter and spike suppressor.
I've run diagnostics on the CDROM all night (under native DOS and a VDM).

If the problem is a hardware fault, I don't know where else to look (perhaps
the serial card?)!  Could the Connect CD itself be damaged?  How do I check
this?

Please HELP!

TIA

John
_________
John Roumeliotis                   |  finger for PGP public key
Computer and Mathematical Sciences |  E-Mail: johnr@matilda.vut.edu.au
Victoria University of Technology  |  WWW:    http://dingo.vut.edu.au/~johnr

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Subject: Please help with TRAP in PROTMAN
Date: 1996/08/29
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