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In message <96251.114102DGH3@psuvm.psu.edu> - Sat, 7 Sep 1996 11:41:02
EDTDavid Harris <DGH3@psuvm.psu.edu> writes:
:>
:>     I am setting up my HP 4p scanner, following hthe instructions from
:>HP, and the useful suggestions from persons on this list.  However, I
:>am running into a problem.
:>     On boot, I get the error, line ..., device driver c:\os2\mdos\vaspi.sys
:>not loaded.  I first followed the HP instructions to the letter, using
:>the older version of deskscan, placing the drivers into the win-os2 session,
:>etc.  On starting the windows session, I got the error message that no
:>ASPI or CAM compatible driver was loaded, and so no connection to the
:>scanner.  I then added the line, which the system will no load, no dice, then
:>also added the basedev=os2aspi.dmd line, based on the vaspi.sys help in
:>os/2.  Still, no dice.  vaspi.sys does not load, and HP cannot make a
:>connection to the scsi and scanner.
:>     This is the only scsi in the system, the HP original card.  I am using
:>an IDE drive.  I do have a SB 16 card installed, and a Colorado Jumbo 250
:>tape drive.  I'd like to just use the HP hardware and software to start with.
:>Eventually, I think I'll go to an Adaptec scsi, and a cdr - but that is
:>going to be a new can of worms, and I'll probably consider unite for both
:>the scanner and the cdr, at that time.
:>      Thanks for any help you can give.
:>T
:>
:>Dave


When you reboot the machine do you do a warm or cold boot?
I have to hit the reset button and NOT do an alt+clt+del to get the
vaspi.sys
to load. Why this happens, I don't know and I have tried everything I
can 
think of.  It is a minor inconvenience, but since I don't turn the
machine
off unless it is necessary it does not bother me to much.

Jon

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