🚀 go-pugleaf

I just installed the new 2.1 Requester from my Novell server, as indicated
in the INSTRU.TXT.  This is the *sweetest* install I've ever had the 
pleasure of performing. I've got FTP's TCPIP for OS/2 1.3 running along
with NWR, so I expected to have to reconfigure a lot of things. I forced
myself to just do a straight, by the instruction manual install. I didn't
look at the configuration files afterward, I just shut down and rebooted.

It came up like a champ - the only error message during boot was about
ODINSUP.SYS not being loaded. This worried me a bit, but it's apparently
because the new Requester is doing something different with ODINSUP.
My old ODINSUP.SYS is still where it was, it's just not being loaded.
However, I am currently connected to three mainframes and logged into
a Novell file server as I write this.  The only tweak in CONFIG.SYS was
putting the C:\NETWARE directory in front of the C:\PCTCP directory so
I could execute the Novell login as the default. That's it. 

The Requester goes out and auto-detects everything you've got configured.
It merely asks you to re-confirm that you still want things as they were.
It even ships with the driver for my SMC card (thank you, Novell). 

For the record, while there is a menu choice for installing ODINSUP, I didn't
choose it during installation. I wanted to see what would happen with the
absolute minimum thought. What happens is, it works - really, really well.

If the product is as good as the installation program, I'm a happy camper.

Steve
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Steve Kellmeyer             kellmeye@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu
"It is a very great poverty to decide that a child must die 
that you may live as you wish"           --Mother Theresa