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G'day David,

The following is straight out of technet

If you configure a 3Com 3Station remoteboot workstation to a setting other
than DOS6.22 (Default) using Remoteboot Manager in a Windows NT
environment, the following error message appears:

   NOT USER LEVEL SEC!
   RPLDISK.SYS
   Error in server '\\SERVERNAME'.
   System files not found (Non-System disk).

RESOLUTION
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To correct this problem, configure the 3Com 3Station to DOS6.22(Default).

KBCategory: kbtool
KBSubcategory: ntinterop ntutil
Additional reference words: prodnt 3.50 3.51 win3x rpl

Hope it's of some help.

'luck

Bob

David McLauchlan wrote in message <01bd7b6c$3b035340$4c351ecb@principal>...
>All:
>
>If anybody is familiar with the following error message, and how to solve
>the problem, I'd love to hear from you at david@mclauchlan.com
>
>I have a system running NT Server 4.0, with 18 remoteboot workstations.
>Inexplicably, one day some of them decided not to remoteboot, and displayed
>instead the following message:
>
>RPLDISK.SYS
>Error in server '\\PENTIUM_SERVER"
>Cannot access share      : "\RPLFILES"
>
>Now, the first 11 machine boot up ok. I can start any number of machines in
>any order, but always the first 11 will boot fine (into DOS and Windows
>3.1). I've tried setting the share limits on RPLFILES to both max, and a
>number such as 30, to no avail.
>
>Any ideas folks?
>
>David McLauchlan...