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- I%VER MS LAN Manager Protocol Manager Help Message File v1.0i
- EPROTOCOL.INI file read error
- EXPLANATION:
- Error such as DRIVE NOT READY, DATA CRC ERROR, SECTOR NOT FOUND, or
- READ FAULT is encounter in reading the PROTOCOL.INI file.
- SOLUTION:
- If the PROTOCOL.INI file is read from a diskette, make sure the diskette
- is in the drive and the drive door is closed.
- EPROTOCOL.INI file open failure
- EXPLANATION:
- 1. The Protocol Manager can not find the file PROTOCOL.INI in the
- default directory \LANMAN on the boot device or the directory
- specified on the DEVICE= command following the /I: option
- switch or
- 2. Error detected in opening the file.
- SOLUTION:
- Follow the installation and set up procedure to install the network
- drivers and Protocol Manager.
- If the PROTOCOL.INI file is read from a diskette, make sure the diskette
- is in the drive and the drive door is closed.
- EA parameter does not belong to any logical module
- EXPLANATION:
- A configuration parameter appeared in the PROTOCOL.INI file
- before a logical module is defined in brackets [].
- SOLUTION: Review the PROTOCOL.INI file and make sure that all
- configuration parameters appear under a certain logical module name
- enclosed in bracket [].
- ENot enough memory for PROTOCOL.INI image
- SOLUTION: Reduce the size of the PROTOCOL.INI file
- EInteger overflow in PROTOCOL.INI parameter
- EXPLANATION:
- The numeric value of a configuration parameter exceeds 2**32
- SOLUTION:
- Review the PROTOCOL.INI file and make sure that all
- numeric values for configuration parameters are less than 2**32
- (4,294,967,296 decimal or 100,000,000 hexadecimal).
- EInvalid hex digit in PROTOCOL.INI file
- EXPLANATION:
- An invalid character is seen in a hexadecimal number
- SOLUTION:
- Review the PROTOCOL.INI file to make sure that all hexadecimal numbers
- consist only of digits 0 through 9 and letters "A" through "F"
- (or "a" through "f").
- EInvalid decimal digit in PROTOCOL.INI file
- EXPLANATION:
- An invalid character is seen in a decimal number.
- SOLUTION:
- Review the PROTOCOL.INI file to make sure that all decimal numbers
- consist only of digits 0 through 9. Note that hexadecimal numbers always
- begin with prefix 0x or 0X and string values that start with a digit must
- be enclosed in double quotes ("...").
- EString parameter missing end quote in PROTOCOL.INI file
- EXPLANATION:
- A character string that begins with a double quotation mark
- is not terminated with one on the same line.
- SOLUTION:
- Find the character string in the PROTOCOL.INI file and terminate
- it with a double quotation mark (").
- EInvalid option
- EXPLANATION:
- The only valid option on the "DEVICE=path\PROTMAN.OS2" line must
- begin with /I: or /i:. It may specify a device and path name that
- override the default path \LANMAN in locating the PROTOCOL.INI file.
- SOLUTION:
- Correct the error and retry
- EEqual sign missing between keyword and value
- EXPLANATION:
- A configuration keyword must be followed by an equal sign (=) if it has
- one or more values assigned.
- SOLUTION:
- Correct the error and retry
- EInitialization failure
- EXPLANATION:
- System software error during OS/2 Protocol Manager initialization.
- EGENERAL FAILURE in binding %1 to %2
- EXPLANATION:
- A general error code (0xFF) is returned during the binding process
- EUNDEFINED FAILURE in binding %1 to %2
- ECan not find Protocol Manager
- EXPLANATION:
- 1. Protocol Manager failed during it's initialization and hence was
- not installed, or
- 2. NETBIND command was executed from the compatibility box of OS/2.
- SOLUTION:
- 1. Correct the Protocol Manager initialization error and try again.
- 2. Always execute the NETBIND command from the OS/2 protected mode.
- WNETBIND already executed
- EFailed to bind %1 to %2
- SOLUTION:
- Review the PROTOCOL.INI file to make sure the module names specified in
- binding lists agree match a module name enclosed in brackets [].
- EMAC NOT INITIALIZED in binding %1 to %2
- EHARDWARE NOT FOUND in binding %1 to %2
- EHARDWARE FAILURE in binding %1 to %2
- ECONFIGURATION FAILURE in binding %1 to %2
- EXPLANATION:
- Certain configuration parameters are unacceptable to either of the two
- modules.
- SOLUTION:
- Correct the error and retry.
- EINTERRUPRT CONFLICT in binding %1 to %2
- EINCOMPATIBLE MAC in binding %1 to %2
- EINITIALIZATION FAILED in binding %1 to %2
- ENo network driver binding was performed
- EXPLANATION:
- The possible causes are:
- 1. A protocol driver failed during system startup.
- 2. A protocol driver has incorrect binding information.
- SOLUTION:
- If it is caused by a failed driver, correct the problem and retry.
- ECan not open PROTMAN.DOS
- EXPLANATION:
- PROTCFG/PROTCHK failed to open the PROTMAN.DOS driver executable file.
- SOLUTION:
- Make sure that PROTMAN.DOS is placed under \LANMAN subdirectory of the current
- drive or the subdirectory specified in the /I: option.
- ECan not read PROTMAN.DOS
- EPROTMAN.DOS becomes too large
- EXPLANATION:
- The code size combined with the parsed PROTOCOL.INI image become too large.
- SOLUTION:
- Reduce the size of the PROTOCOL.INI file and retry.
- ECan not write to PROTMAN.DOS
- ECan not close PROTMAN.DOS
- IPROTOCOL.INI image successfully appended to PROTMAN.DOS
- IPROTOCOL.INI syntactically correct
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