RPLDISK.SYS problem

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2 total messages Started by David McLauchlan Sat, 09 May 1998 00:00

#1670

Author: David McLauchlan
Date: Sat, 09 May 1998 00:00

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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...

Re: RPLDISK.SYS problem

#1671

Author: Bob Macpherson
Date: Mon, 11 May 1998 00:00

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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
==========

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...

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