sda4: commit the Glaze developer hard-drive dump

Un-ignored: the dev drive is the ground truth the restoration and
emulator work constantly reference (DPL3/LIBDPL + VRENDER i860 renderer
source, BT/RP live+dev game trees, VGL_LABS pod boot, scene/audio
content). Kept in-repo for the pod-owner community.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This commit is contained in:
Cyd
2026-07-04 19:41:15 -05:00
co-authored by Claude Fable 5
parent 504aef88d4
commit db7745fcd0
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BeginSetup("True")
MacroErrorAction("Continue")
MacroSingleStep("Off")
Comment("")
DiskAlertSound("Beep")
ErrorSound("Buzzer")
DefaultShowRule("All")
DefaultSortRule("Name")
ScreenSize("Startup")
Operation("Backup")
DefineGroup(1,"dBASE Files","*.DB?,*.PRG,*.N?X,*.IDX,*.LBL,*.FRM,*.MEM,*.QBE,*.VUE")
DefineGroup(2,"Lotus 1-2-3 Files","*.WK?")
DefineGroup(3,"Microsoft Excel Files","*.XL?")
DefineGroup(4,"Quattro Files","*.WQ?,*.WKQ")
DefineGroup(5,"Harvard Graphics Files","*.CHT,*.SHW")
DefineGroup(6,"Microsoft Windows Files","*.PIF,*.INI,*.ICO,*.GRP,*.WRI,*.CAL,*.CRD,*.TRM,*.TXT,*.PCX,*.BMP,*.MSP,*.REC,*.CLP")
DefineGroup(7,"WordPerfect Files","*.WP?")
DefineGroup(8,"TimeLine Files","*.TL?")
DefineGroup(9,"Lotus Agenda Files","*.AG,*.BG,*.NPS")
DefineGroup(10,"Program Files","*.EXE,*.COM,*.BAT,*.OVL,*.OVR")
DefineGroup(11,"Q&A Files","*.DTF,*.IDX")
DefineGroup(12,"Paintbrush Files","*.BMP,*.MSP,*.PCX")
DefineGroup(13,"Fastback Plus Files","*.FB?,FBPSCHED.DAT")
DefineGroup(14,"Paradox Files","*.DB,*.F,*.F??,*.R,*.R??,*.SET,*.G,*.VAL,*.PX,*.T,*.X??,*.Y??,*.SC")
DefineGroup(15,"AutoCAD Files","*.DWG")
DefineGroup(16,"Assembly Language Files","*.ASM,*.MAC")
DefineGroup(17,"Corel Draw Files","*.CDR")
DefineGroup(18,"Graphics Files","*.DXF,*.GEM,*.CGM,*.PLT,*.AI,*.PCT,*.SCD,*.WPG,*.WPS,*.CDR,*.PCX,*.BMP,*.MSP,*.GIF,*.ART,*.DRW,*.TIF")
DefineGroup(19,"Pascal Source Files","*.PAS")
DefineGroup(20,"C Source Files","*.C,*.CPP,*.H")
DefineGroup(21,"Microsoft Powerpoint Files","*.PPT")
DefineGroup(22,"Swap Files Used by OS/2 or Windows","*.SWP, 386SPART.PAR, SWAPPER.DAT")
DefineGroup(23,"Hard Disk Compression Volume Files","STACVOL.*,SSPARTSS.SWP,DUBLDISK.0??,DBLSPACE.0??")
DefineGroup(24,"Temporary Files","*.TMP,~*.*,*.$$$")
DefineGroup(25,"Backup Copies of Files","*.BAK,*.??~,*.BK!,*.OLD")
ClearGroup(26)
ClearGroup(27)
ClearGroup(28)
ClearGroup(29)
ClearGroup(30)
ClearGroup(31)
ClearGroup(32)
ExcludeDrive("A")
IncludeDriveGroups("A")
SetWorkingPath("A:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("B")
IncludeDriveGroups("B")
SetWorkingPath("B:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("C")
IncludeDriveGroups("C")
SetWorkingPath("C:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("D")
IncludeDriveGroups("D")
SetWorkingPath("D:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("E")
IncludeDriveGroups("E")
SetWorkingPath("E:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("F")
IncludeDriveGroups("F")
SetWorkingPath("F:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("G")
IncludeDriveGroups("G")
SetWorkingPath("G:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("H")
IncludeDriveGroups("H")
SetWorkingPath("H:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("I")
IncludeDriveGroups("I")
SetWorkingPath("I:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("J")
IncludeDriveGroups("J")
SetWorkingPath("J:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("K")
IncludeDriveGroups("K")
SetWorkingPath("K:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("L")
IncludeDriveGroups("L")
SetWorkingPath("L:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("M")
IncludeDriveGroups("M")
SetWorkingPath("M:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("N")
IncludeDriveGroups("N")
SetWorkingPath("N:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("O")
IncludeDriveGroups("O")
SetWorkingPath("O:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("P")
IncludeDriveGroups("P")
SetWorkingPath("P:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("Q")
IncludeDriveGroups("Q")
SetWorkingPath("Q:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("R")
IncludeDriveGroups("R")
SetWorkingPath("R:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("S")
IncludeDriveGroups("S")
SetWorkingPath("S:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("T")
IncludeDriveGroups("T")
SetWorkingPath("T:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("U")
IncludeDriveGroups("U")
SetWorkingPath("U:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("V")
IncludeDriveGroups("V")
SetWorkingPath("V:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("W")
IncludeDriveGroups("W")
SetWorkingPath("W:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("X")
IncludeDriveGroups("X")
SetWorkingPath("X:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("Y")
IncludeDriveGroups("Y")
SetWorkingPath("Y:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
ExcludeDrive("Z")
IncludeDriveGroups("Z")
SetWorkingPath("Z:\")
ApplyGroupsToSubdirs("False")
IncludeFilespec("*.*","All Subdirs")
BackupTo("A","","MS-DOS 1.44Mb 3 1/2 Floppies","\")
BackupFromList("CHIJKMNPTWXYZ")
BackupType("Full")
ChangedFilesBackupType("Incremental")
BackupOverwrite("Ask First")
WriteVerify("Off")
Compression("Save Time")
ErrorCorrection("On")
VirusScanOnBackup("On")
RestoreOverwrite("Overwrite Older Only")
RestoreArchive("Mark As Backed Up")
RestoreConfirmation("Off")
AutoIncludeSetsEnable("On")
VirusScanOnRestore("Off")
ConfirmVirusOverwrite("On")
DateRangeEnable("Off")
DateRange("01-01-80","12-31-99")
SizeRangeEnable("Off")
SizeRange(0,"Bytes",2047,"MBytes")
FileAttributeEnable("Off")
FileAttributeGateSet("None")
DMASpeed("Low")
DMAXMSDisable("Off")
SelectWindow("Express")
EndSetup()
DMASpeed("Low")
DMAXMSDisable("Off")
DMASpeed("Medium")
DMAXMSDisable("Off")
DMASpeed("High")
DMAXMSDisable("Off")
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;
; saved FastBack configuration
;
; saved at: Fri Aug 06 17:01:27 1993
;
[configure]
graphic-mouse=yes
disable-3D=no
mono=no
color-set-flat=0
color-set-mono=0
color-set-3D=0
background-compression=auto
disable-memory-scan=no
no-desktop-char=no
[directories]
FIL-File=C:\NWDOS\FBXFIL.HLP
Virus-Scan-Report=C:\NWDOS
Support=C:\NWDOS
Database=C:\NWDOS
Help-File=C:\NWDOS\FBXHELP.HLP
Compare-Report=C:\NWDOS
[memory]
hma=no
Ext=500
ems=0
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;
; saved FastBack configuration
;
; saved at: Fri Aug 06 17:01:27 1993
;
[configure]
graphic-mouse=yes
disable-3D=no
mono=no
color-set-flat=0
color-set-mono=0
color-set-3D=0
background-compression=auto
disable-memory-scan=no
no-desktop-char=no
[directories]
FIL-File=C:\FBXPRESS\FBXFIL.HLP
Virus-Scan-Report=C:\FBXPRESS
Support=C:\FBXPRESS
Database=C:\FBXPRESS
Help-File=C:\FBXPRESS\FBXHELP.HLP
Compare-Report=C:\FBXPRESS
[memory]
hma=no
Ext=500
ems=0
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@echo off
@DOSBOOK %1 %2 %3 %4
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Operation("Test")
Message("Please remove all disks from all","floppy drives in your system,","then press Enter.")
Message("Please have ready a scratch disk of the type","that matches the highest-capacity drive.","Press Enter to begin the test.")
StartOperation("Test")
Message("The Hardware Test is complete.")
Operation("Backup")
Exit()

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# NWDOS.INI: Initial values for various Novell DOS utilities.
[COLORS]
NewUI=ON
MaxColors = 9 # number of defined ColorSets
CurrentColor=0
ColorSet0 = "Default" (0,15)(15,1)(15,8)(15,4)(0,15)(0,7)(15,3)(3,7)(4,7)(12,15)(3,15)(9,15)(2,15)
ColorSet1 = "Mono" (7,0)(0,7)(0,7)(0,7)(7,0)(15,0)(0,7)(7,0)(9,0)(9,0)(1,0)(15,0)(7,0)
ColorSet2 = "LCD" (7,0)(0,7)(0,15)(0,7)(7,0)(15,0)(8,7)(7,0)(8,7)(15,0)(0,15)(8,15)(2,15)
ColorSet3 = "Ocean" (7,1)(15,9)(8,9)(15,12)(0,1)(0,3)(0,11)(8,3)(12,3)(14,1)(12,1)(15,1)(2,1)
ColorSet4 = "Pasture" (15,2)(15,0)(8,0)(15,12)(0,2)(0,10)(15,9)(3,10)(12,10)(14,2)(12,2)(0,2)(4,2)
ColorSet5 = "Sunset" (15,4)(0,14)(6,14)(15,12)(0,4)(0,12)(0,14)(6,12)(9,12)(14,4)(10,4)(0,4)(2,4)
ColorSet6 = "Pink" (0,5)(15,13)(5,13)(15,12)(0,5)(0,7)(15,13)(7,8)(14,7)(14,5)(12,5)(15,5)(2,5)
ColorSet7 = "Coal" (14,8)(15,0)(8,0)(15,4)(0,8)(0,7)(15,3)(3,7)(14,7)(10,8)(12,8)(15,8)(2,8)
ColorSet8 = "Plasma" (0,7)(15,0)(8,0)(15,0)(0,7)(0,6)(15,0)(7,6)(15,6)(15,6)(0,6)(15,7)(7,0)
[DOSBOOK]
InitialZoom = 1 # 0=window, 1=full screen
# DOSBook printer settings.
PrintDevice = PRN # printer device name
LeftMargin = 8 # number of blank columns on left of text
TextColumns = 64 # number of text columns
LinesPerPage = 62 # use 0 for no pagination
Underline1 = 45 # single underline character code
Underline2 = 61 # double underline character code
[DISKOPT]
MapColor = (11,3)(11,1)(14,4) # Disk layout colors.
# (start color)(final color)(bad color)
[UNDELETE]
[FILELINK]
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# NWDOS.INI: Initial values for various Novell DOS utilities.
[COLORS]
NewUI=ON
MaxColors = 9 # number of defined ColorSets
CurrentColor=0
ColorSet0 = "Default" (0,15)(15,1)(15,8)(15,4)(0,15)(0,7)(15,3)(3,7)(4,7)(12,15)(3,15)(9,15)(2,15)
ColorSet1 = "Mono" (7,0)(0,7)(0,7)(0,7)(7,0)(15,0)(0,7)(7,0)(9,0)(9,0)(1,0)(15,0)(7,0)
ColorSet2 = "LCD" (7,0)(0,7)(0,15)(0,7)(7,0)(15,0)(8,7)(7,0)(8,7)(15,0)(0,15)(8,15)(2,15)
ColorSet3 = "Ocean" (7,1)(15,9)(8,9)(15,12)(0,1)(0,3)(0,11)(8,3)(12,3)(14,1)(12,1)(15,1)(2,1)
ColorSet4 = "Pasture" (15,2)(15,0)(8,0)(15,12)(0,2)(0,10)(15,9)(3,10)(12,10)(14,2)(12,2)(0,2)(4,2)
ColorSet5 = "Sunset" (15,4)(0,14)(6,14)(15,12)(0,4)(0,12)(0,14)(6,12)(9,12)(14,4)(10,4)(0,4)(2,4)
ColorSet6 = "Pink" (0,5)(15,13)(5,13)(15,12)(0,5)(0,7)(15,13)(7,8)(14,7)(14,5)(12,5)(15,5)(2,5)
ColorSet7 = "Coal" (14,8)(15,0)(8,0)(15,4)(0,8)(0,7)(15,3)(3,7)(14,7)(10,8)(12,8)(15,8)(2,8)
ColorSet8 = "Plasma" (0,7)(15,0)(8,0)(15,0)(0,7)(0,6)(15,0)(7,6)(15,6)(15,6)(0,6)(15,7)(7,0)
[DOSBOOK]
InitialZoom = 1 # 0=window, 1=full screen
# DOSBook printer settings.
PrintDevice = PRN # printer device name
LeftMargin = 8 # number of blank columns on left of text
TextColumns = 64 # number of text columns
LinesPerPage = 62 # use 0 for no pagination
Underline1 = 45 # single underline character code
Underline2 = 61 # double underline character code
[DISKOPT]
MapColor = (11,3)(11,1)(14,4) # Disk layout colors.
# (start color)(final color)(bad color)
[UNDELETE]
[FILELINK]
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# NWDOS.INI: Initial values for various Novell DOS utilities.
[COLORS]
NewUI=On
MaxColors = 9 # number of defined ColorSets
CurrentColor=0
ColorSet0 = "Default" (0,15)(15,1)(15,8)(15,4)(0,15)(0,7)(15,3)(3,7)(4,7)(12,15)(3,15)(9,15)(2,15)
ColorSet1 = "Mono" (7,0)(0,7)(0,7)(0,7)(7,0)(15,0)(0,7)(7,0)(9,0)(9,0)(1,0)(15,0)(7,0)
ColorSet2 = "LCD" (7,0)(0,7)(0,15)(0,7)(7,0)(15,0)(8,7)(7,0)(8,7)(15,0)(0,15)(8,15)(2,15)
ColorSet3 = "Ocean" (7,1)(15,9)(8,9)(15,12)(0,1)(0,3)(0,11)(8,3)(12,3)(14,1)(12,1)(15,1)(2,1)
ColorSet4 = "Pasture" (15,2)(15,0)(8,0)(15,12)(0,2)(0,10)(15,9)(3,10)(12,10)(14,2)(12,2)(0,2)(4,2)
ColorSet5 = "Sunset" (15,4)(0,14)(6,14)(15,12)(0,4)(0,12)(0,14)(6,12)(9,12)(14,4)(10,4)(0,4)(2,4)
ColorSet6 = "Pink" (0,5)(15,13)(5,13)(15,12)(0,5)(0,7)(15,13)(7,8)(14,7)(14,5)(12,5)(15,5)(2,5)
ColorSet7 = "Coal" (14,8)(15,0)(8,0)(15,4)(0,8)(0,7)(15,3)(3,7)(14,7)(10,8)(12,8)(15,8)(2,8)
ColorSet8 = "Plasma" (0,7)(15,0)(8,0)(15,0)(0,7)(0,6)(15,0)(7,6)(15,6)(15,6)(0,6)(15,7)(7,0)
[DOSBOOK]
InitialZoom = 1 # 0=window, 1=full screen
# DOSBook printer settings.
PrintDevice = PRN # printer device name
LeftMargin = 8 # number of blank columns on left of text
TextColumns = 64 # number of text columns
LinesPerPage = 62 # use 0 for no pagination
Underline1 = 45 # single underline character code
Underline2 = 61 # double underline character code
[DISKOPT]
MapColor = (11,3)(11,1)(14,4) # Disk layout colors.
# (start color)(final color)(bad color)
[UNDELETE]
[FILELINK]
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Novell DOS 7 Release Notes
==========================
These release notes contain information about the following topics. This
information is NOT included in the Novell DOS 7 User Guide or in DOSBook.
- Using DOUBLESPACE and SUPERSTOR drives
- Compressing Bernoulli drives with Stacker
- Using the NWCACHE delayed write mode
- Enabling CD-ROM drives
- Full-screen programs on non-standard VGAs
- Undeleting files across the network
- Configuring the EMM386 memory manager to increase EMS handles
- DOS Protected Mode Services (DPMS) loading order
- Task Manager - loading LOCK as a permanent task
- network drive mappings
- LAN Workplace for DOS support
- running 4DOS
- using the task switcher and server
- DOSBook corrections (DOSKEY and NET SAVE)
- Setting up "one-time login"
- Connecting to NetWare 2 and 3 servers
- Using a network copy of MS Windows on the local server
- Increasing the number of file handles when required
- Using OEM-supplied network board drivers
- Running Personal NetWare with other networking products
- The Personal NetWare tutorial
- Modifications made to MS Windows .INI files by Personal NetWare
- Using remote computers on the network
- Information on Remote Program Load
- Getting updates to Search and Destroy anti-virus
DOUBLESPACE and SUPERSTOR Drives
================================
Drives which have been compressed using Doublespace or SuperStor are
supported by Novell DOS 7. However, to gain the full benefit of reduced
memory consumption and more robust disk compression, it is recommended
that you convert your Doublespace or SuperStor drives to Stacker. You can
use the conversion option in the Novell DOS 7 SETUP program. Run SETUP
after you install Novell DOS 7. Note that the conversion does not support
Superstor Pro drives.
For performance reasons, this conversion operates initially on the
container file format only. Conversion of actual data to Stacker format
is performed subsequently whenever any existing SuperStor or Doublespace
compressed data is written back to the disk.
If you run the DISKOPT program on a drive that is partially converted,
the disk optimizer automatically performs a complete Stacker conversion
by compressing all remaining data. If you run Setup to change the size
of the stacker drive, or try to unstack the drive, it must have been
previously converted entirely to Stacker or you may encounter error
messages. Refer to the Novell DOS 7 User Guide or DOSBook for information
about DISKOPT and its options.
Note: Early versions of Norton Utilities 7.0 will incorrectly diagnose a
converted Superstor or Doublespace drive as faulty. THIS IS NOT A FAULT
ON THE DRIVE. Please contact your supplier for an updated version of the
Norton Utilities.
Stacker
=======
Do not attempt to compress Bernoulli bootable drives. You can compress
Bernoulli drives that are not bootable, however.
NWCACHE
=======
Delayed write mode is disabled as part of the default configuration
for NWCACHE. This is a safety feature to prevent loss of data if the
computer is switched off before disk writes have been completed. Enabling
delayed write mode will improve performance but you must make sure you do
NOT switch off your computer before all data is written to the disk. Do
this in one of the following ways:
1. Perform a "soft boot" (press Ctrl+Alt+Del) before switching the
computer off. A soft boot automatically flushes all pending data to
disk.
2. Wait beyond the delayed write time you specified, after the disk access
light goes out.
3. Wait for the system prompt to return (see below).
When delayed write mode is enabled, the cache is 'flushed' (all data is
written to the disk) BEFORE the system prompt returns, by default. This is
a safety feature. You can disable (or re-enable) this feature by specifying
the following option in the NWCACHE start-up or control command at the
system prompt:
/FLUSH=ON|OFF
If delayed write is enabled (on a computer that is running the Personal
NetWare server software), you can also save memory by setting the number
of I/O buffers to zero via the NET ADMIN program.
Using CD-ROM Drives
===================
To use a CD-ROM drive with Novell DOS 7, the device driver for your
CD-ROM drive must be loaded. CONFIG.SYS must include a DEVICE (or
DEVICEHIGH) statement that loads the appropriate driver (the one that
came with your CD-ROM drive). The DEVICE statement must include a
/D:drivername parameter, where drivername is the 'signature' assigned
to the driver.
Novell DOS 7 includes the NWCDEX program to provide access to CD-ROM
drives. You can load NWCDEX at the system prompt or in the AUTOEXEC.BAT
file. Note that the device driver that came with your CD-ROM drive must
be loaded BEFORE you load NWCDEX (see previous paragraph).
Note: You can use MSCDEX to access CD-ROM drives, but using NWCDEX allows
you to use DPMS and saves memory.
The syntax of NWCDEX is as follows:
NWCDEX [/?|/H] /D:drivername [/E] [/L:letter] [/M:number] [/N] [/V]
/?|/H Displays help text.
/D:drivername Specifies the name of the CD-ROM driver. This name matches
the drivername specified in the DEVICE statement that loads
the driver.
/E Specifies the use of expanded memory (if available) when
DPMS is not available.
/L:letter Specifies the drive letter to assign to the CD-ROM drive.
The default is to use the first available (unused) drive.
/M:number Specifies the number of sector buffers to allocate. The
default is 14.
/N Disables the use of DPMS. By default, NWCDEX will use
extended memory if DPMS is not available.
/V Prints debug information during initialization.
Example
-------
The following examples show the appropriate statements in CONFIG.SYS and
AUTOEXEC.BAT to load and access a CD-ROM drive. In this example, the CD-ROM
driver supplied with the drive is CDROMDRV.SYS and it is to be accessed as
drive G:
in CONFIG.SYS:
DEVICE=C:\NWDOS\CDROMDRV.SYS /D:NWCD000
in AUTOEXEC.BAT:
NWCDEX /D:NWCD000 /L:G
Full-Screen Programs and Non-Standard VGAs
==========================================
Some portable, laptop, and notebook computers with LCD or TFT displays
support a non-standard VGA text mode known as 'Expanded' or 'Stretched'
text. This mode 'stretches' the standard 80x25 (400 pixels high) text
mode so that it fills the entire physical screen which is 480 pixels
high. This mode, if used, may interfere with the enhanced text mode of
the full screen programs, such as NET ADMIN.
If you encounter problems, it is recommended that you disable the
'Stretched' text on your computer. Refer to the documentation for your
computer for information about CMOS setup configuration.
If you cannot disable this mode or prefer to keep 'Stretched'
mode enabled, you can disable the enhanced text mode of the full
screen programs in one of three ways:
1. By entering the name of the program followed by the /N switch
at the system prompt
2. By selecting to disable the enhanced text mode globally from within
the SETUP program
3. By editing the NWDOS.INI file to change NewUI = ON to NewUI = OFF
Undeleting Files Across the Network
===================================
You can use UNDELETE to recover deleted files across the network on both
Personal NetWare and NetWare 2, 3, and 4 servers. To undelete a file from
a Personal NetWare server, the file must have been saved as a pending
delete file by DELWATCH and DELWATCH must have been run on the Personal
NetWare server prior to the file being deleted. Note that it is NOT
necessary to run DELWATCH on the client computer from which UNDELETE is
being run.
EMM386 Memory Manager
=====================
For applications that require more EMS/XMS handles, add the following
option to the EMM386 DEVICE statement in CONFIG.SYS to increase the
number of handles available:
HANDLES=n (where n is a number from 0 to 255)
DOS Protected Mode Services (DPMS)
==================================
Be aware that the DPMS driver must always be loaded before the software
that uses it (NWCACHE, SERVER.EXE, etc.).
Loading LOCK Permanently Under the Task Manager
===============================================
You can load LOCK as a permanent task under the Task Manager by
using the LOCK /P option with the TASKMGR /C command as follows:
TASKMGR /C LOCK password /P
where password is the password you use to unlock the system.
Network Drive Mappings under the Task Manager
=============================================
The Task Manager defaults to global NetWare drive mappings. Changes
made to drive mappings in one DOS session are duplicated to ALL DOS
sessions.
LAN Workplace for DOS Support under the Task Manager
====================================================
The Task Manager supports LAN Workplace for DOS. To enable it, you
must edit the TASKMGR.INI file. Uncomment the following two lines:
vxd=c:\lwfd\vtcpip.386
and
GlobalPages=2
Refer to the instructions contained in the TASKMGR.INI file for more
information.
Load the network drivers (including TCPIP.EXE) before loading the Task
Manager.
Running 4DOS under the Task Manager
===================================
To run 4DOS under the Task Manager (multitasker), you must edit the
TASKMGR.INI file to make the following change in the [Shell] section:
Exec=FALSE
to
Exec=TRUE
Using the Task Switcher and Personal NetWare Server
===================================================
If you are using the task switcher with the Personal NetWare server,
it is recommended that you add the following line to your NET.CFG file:
ALTERNATE CALLDOS = ON
Note: This line is required for Task Switching ONLY and will not be used
in Multi-Tasking mode.
DOSBook Corrections
===================
DOSKEY
The parameters for the DOSKEY command have changed and are incorrectly
documented in the "Command Reference" chapter of DOSBook. Use DOSKEY as
follows:
DOSKEY [/?] [/M] [/R] [/B=nnnn] [/H] [/I] [/O] [macro=[text]]
where
/? Displays help text about DOSKEY.
/M Lists all the DOSKEY macros currently stored in the
buffer.
/R Clears all macros from the command line buffer and
installs a new version of DOSKEY.
/B=nnnn Changes the size of the macro and command line history
buffer, where nnnn is the size in number of bytes. The
default size is 512 bytes.
/H Lists the contents of the command line history buffer.
/I Sets the default editing mode to insert.
/O Sets the default editing mode to overstrike.
macro=text Creates a new macro, when you specify the commands you
want the macro to execute (text).
macro= Deletes the macro.
NET SAVE
The description of NET SAVE in the "NET Commands" chapter of DOSBook
incorrectly states that network connections are saved to a batch file
called NWLOGIN.BAT. The name of this file should be PNWLOGIN.BAT.
One-time Login
==============
"One-time login" is a facility that allows a user to log in to both the
local computer and multiple network servers (and a workgroup) by entering
a username and password ONCE only.
One-time login works by remaking the network connections previously saved
in a local login script. When the login script is rerun, the one-time
login username and password are substituted each time they are requested
by a LOGIN command in the login script. One-time login requires that the
same username and password are used on all servers and the workgroup. By
default, the LOCK program also uses the one-time login password.
To use the one-time login facility, your computer must be configured so
that Novell DOS 7 security is enabled and the Personal NetWare server
is loaded. A local user must be defined, as documented in the "Creating
and Modifying User Accounts" section of the "Setting Up the Network"
chapter in the Novell DOS 7 User Guide and DOSBook.
To set up one-time login, do the following:
1. Reboot the computer.
2. You will be prompted for a username and password; enter the correct
username and password for the defined local user.
3. When you are logged in to the computer, you will be prompted to load
the network software; answer Y to this prompt.
You will be logged in to your workgroup automatically.
4. Make any required connections to other NetWare servers and map drives.
This is documented in the "Logging In" section of the "Using the
Network" chapter of the Novell DOS 7 User Guide and DOSBook.
5. Save your current network settings to your local login script. This is
documented in the "Saving Connections" section of the "Using the
Network" chapter in the Novell DOS 7 User Guide and DOSBook.
The next time you reboot your computer and log in, you will be logged
back in to the workgroup and servers automatically and drives will be
remapped automatically.
Connecting to NetWare 2 and 3 Servers
=====================================
If you experience difficulty connecting to NetWare 2 or 3 servers, ask
your system administrator to check that you have the correct Frame settings
for your network in NET.CFG.
Notes for Existing NetWare 2 and 3 Users
========================================
1. Do not use NETX.COM or related shells with Personal NetWare. The
Personal NetWare client gives you simultaneous access to NetWare 2, 3,
and 4 servers as well as Personal NetWare servers.
2. Path names must be less than 64 characters long. VLMs cannot support
a path name of more than 64 characters. To use longer paths, map a root
drive and continue from there.
Using a Network Copy of MS Windows on the Local Server
======================================================
If you run a network installation of MS Windows on your the local server
and you want to use that version of MS Windows at the server, you must map
a drive to the server and make sure that your path statement references
both the network copy of MS Windows and your own MS Windows directory.
Increasing the Number of File Handles
=====================================
If, as you run more applications and add more users, you encounter
problems running applications across the network, be aware that the
number of file handles allocated in the CONFIG.SYS file at the server
may not be sufficient. This may also be true when you are running the
server under MS Windows. An indication that this situation has occurred
would be getting unexpected "File not found" or "Directory not found"
error messages when doing a DIR command to a drive on that server.
The documentation for your applications should indicate the number of
file handles required per user; make sure that you allow the correct number
in the server's CONFIG.SYS, given the number of users running the
application and the number of times the application is run. If necessary,
change the FILES value. If a value greater than 255 is required, use
NET ADMIN to reconfigure the server so that it does not use the CONFIG.SYS
FILES value and set the required value.
OEM-supplied Network Board Drivers
==================================
To use a third-party network board driver that does not include a .INS
file, do the following:
1. Copy the driver file to the directory into which you installed
Personal NetWare. For example:
COPY A:\MYDRIVER.COM C:\NWCLIENT
2. Change to the Personal NetWare directory and rename the INS.OEM file
to xxxxxxxx.INS, where xxxxxxxx is the name of the driver file. For
example:
REN INS.OEM MYDRIVER.INS
3. Edit the new .INS file with an ASCII text editor and replace the two
references to 3RDPARTY.COM with the file name of your driver. The .INS
file looks like this:
InS_StArT
3RDPARTY.COM
1.0
^ Third Party Driver without .INS file,3RDPARTY.COM,IE0
!RIE0(INT)
2
@3
4
5
10
11
12
15
!RIE0(PORT)
@300
320
340
360
240
280
2C0
InS_EnD
4. Run SETUP. On the screen that allows you to choose the primary
network interface board, display the list of drivers and choose
'Third party driver without .INS file'.
5. Choose to accept the changes and continue, to confirm your choice.
Running Personal NetWare with Other Networking Products
=======================================================
The name (NET.EXE) of the Personal NetWare NET program is likely to
exist in other networking products. After you install Novell DOS 7 with
Personal NetWare, the PATH command will cause the operating system to
search the NWCLIENT directory first. NWCLIENT contains NET.EXE. If you
want to use a different NET.EXE program, edit the PATH command so that
the appropriate directory is searched BEFORE the NWCLIENT directory.
Alternatively, you may find that if you install a different networking
product (or MS Windows), the PATH command is changed so that the NWCLIENT
directory is no longer searched first and a different NET.EXE program
is run instead of Personal NetWare NET.EXE. If you want the Personal
NetWare NET program to run, edit the PATH command so that NWCLIENT is
searched first.
The Personal NetWare Tutorial
=============================
There are two tutorials supplied with Personal NetWare.
One describes how to use DOS versions of the Personal NetWare programs,
the other the MS Windows versions.
To install the tutorial for MS Windows, load MS Windows and run
WINTUTOR.EXE from "Tutorial disk 1". Follow the instructions given on
the screen. Once installation is complete, run the tutorial by selecting
the Tutorial icon from the Personal Netware Tutorial program group.
To install the tutorial for DOS, insert "Tutorial disk 1" in your
diskette drive and run DOSTUTOR.EXE from that drive. Follow the
instructions given on the screen. Once installation is complete,
run the DOS tutorial by entering PNWTRAIN at the system prompt.
Note: If you choose to install the DOS Personal NetWare tutorial to a
directory other than the default one, you must change to this directory
to run the tutorial.
Modifications to MS Windows INI Files
=====================================
When you install the MS Windows element of Personal NetWare,
the following files are modified automatically: SYSTEM.INI,
WIN.INI, and PROGMAN.INI.
The following modifications are made to SYSTEM.INI:
in the [boot] section: network.drv= is replaced by
network.drv=netware.drv
(This loads the NetWare user tools)
in the [boot.description]: network.drv= is replaced by
network.drv=Personal NetWare
(This defines which Personal NetWare
device version you are using)
in the [386Enh] section: network=dosnet is replaced by
network=*vnetbios;vipx.386;vnetware.386
(This specifies the type of network
used with MS Windows 386 Enhanced mode)
TimerCriticalSection= is replaced by
TimerCriticalSection=10000
(Personal NetWare uses this setting to
ensure that network traffic on your
computer runs smoothly)
ReflectDOSInt2A=TRUE is added.
OverlappedIO=OFF is added.
PSPIncrement=5 is added.
UniqueDOSPSP=TRUE is added.
The following modifications are made to WIN.INI:
in the [windows] section: load= is replaced by
load=nwpopup.exe
(This allows network messages to display
in MS Windows)
Netwarn=1 is added.
(If this is set but the network is not
loaded, MS Windows will display a pop-up
indicating that the network is not loaded)
The following modifications are made to PROGMAN.INI:
in the [groups] section: Groupx=C:\windows\pnw.grp is added to
the list of group files.
(This causes MS Windows to load the
Personal NetWare program group in
Program Manager).
Using Remote Computers on the Network
=====================================
For information about how to set up the network so that remote diskless
computers can boot from the Remote Boot disk image files stored on a
Personal NetWare server's hard disk, read the file called RPLDOC.TXT.
Updating the Search & Destroy virus program
===========================================
Updates to the Search and Destroy virus library can be downloaded from the
Sympantec/Fifth Generation BBS at:
504-295-3344 2400 baud N/8/1
504-295-3261 9600 baud N/8/1
or from CompuServe at:
GOFIFTH
in the anti-virus forum.
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USING REMOTE COMPUTERS ON THE NETWORK
Overview
========
This chapter explains how to set up the network so that computers (mostly
diskless computers) can boot from the Remote Boot disk image files stored
on a Personal NetWare server's hard disk.
The following topics are covered in this chapter:
- Determining the Remote Boot PROM Type
- Setting Up Remote Booting on a Server
- Installing a Novell-Certified Remote Boot PROM Chip on Your Network Board
- Making a Bootable Diskette
- Creating Remote Boot Disk Image Files
- Loading the NEARSERV Program
- Running RPLFIX.COM for Older Remote Boot PROMs with DOS Versions Above
5.x or Later
Introduction
============
Remote booting is based on the concept of storing the image of a bootable
floppy disk in a shared directory on a Personal NetWare or NetWare server
drive. Remote boot computers use this image to boot up to the system prompt.
These computers do not need a diskette or hard drive to function on the
network and are, therefore, called diskless computers. A diskless computer
relies on a Progammable Read Only Memory (PROM) chip installed on its
network board to communicate with the boot server. When the computer is
powered on, it uses the boot image stored on a server to load the necessary
DOS and Personal NetWare system files used for connecting to the workgroup.
The image file can include any files you would normally load from a boot
diskette.
Personal NetWare allows you to use a default image file for all diskless
computers on the network, or to use customized image files unique to each
computer's particular system and network environment.
Remote Boot Files
=================
To use Personal NetWare's remote booting feature, the following files must
exist in the LOGIN directory of a Personal NetWare server. These files are
automatically copied to the NWCLIENT\RPL directory when you install the first
Personal NetWare server software.
- RPLODI.COM is the DOS TSR that allows for Remote Program Loading (RPL).
This file is used only with the older type of Remote Boot PROM; see the
following section for information about PROM types.
- RPLFIX.COM allows computers to Remote Program Load correctly with DOS 5
and later.
- RBOOT.COM is for generic Novell RPL Boot PROMs.
- ETHER.RPL is for networks using the IBM Ethernet adapter.
- PCN2L.RPL is for networks using the IBM PC Network adapter.
- TOKEN.RPL is for networks using the IBM Token-Ring adapter.
Determining the Remote Boot PROM Type
=====================================
There are two kinds of Remote Boot PROM used with NetWare networks. The
two types are referred to as follows:
- Old
- Enhanced
It is important the you know the type of Remote Boot PROM you are using.
Some procedures for setting up remote booting on your computer are specific
to the type of Remote Boot PROM you are using. For information on the type
of Remote Reset PROM you are using, refer to the manufacturer's
documentation.
Note: The 'old' type of Remote Boot PROMs support only the raw 802.3 and
E-II frame types. The 'enhanced' type does not support the raw 802.3 frame
type. Therefore, it is important to know what frame types your server
supports to determine whether the type of Remote Boot PROM you are using is
supported. If your server supports the Ethernet frame type 'E-II', you can
then use either type of Remote Boot PROM.
Setting Up Remote Booting on a Server
=====================================
Setting up remote booting on a Personal NetWare server requires you to do
the following:
- Install a Novell-certified Remote Boot PROM chip on your network board
- Make a bootable diskette
- Create Remote Boot disk image files on the Personal NetWare server
- Load the RPL.COM program
- Load the NEARSERV program
- Boot a computer
Installing a Novell-Certified Remote Boot PROM Chip on Your Network Board
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
For information on how to complete this procedure, refer to the
documentation provided with your Novell-certified Remote Boot PROM Kit.
Making a Bootable Diskette
--------------------------
To make a bootable diskette, use the DOS FORMAT /S command, and then copy
the required files to the diskette. Refer to the following section,
'Required Files,' for a list of files.
1. Format a floppy diskette using the DOS FORMAT /S command by typing
FORMAT A: /S <Enter>
This FORMAT command copies DOS system files to the diskette for booting.
Make sure that the diskette you format is the correct size for the drive.
2. Copy the required files to the boot diskette using the DOS COPY command
by typing
COPY directory_path\file_name destination_drive <Enter>
For example, copy the NET.CFG file from your network directory to the
boot diskette in drive A: by typing
COPY C:\NWCLIENT\NET.CFG A:\ <Enter>
Required Files
Create or copy the following files to each image file boot diskette:
AUTOEXEC.BAT
CONFIG.SYS
COMMAND.COM
NET.CFG
VLM (Virtual Loadable Module) files (.VLM files)
VLM.EXE
DOS system and networking files
Network board drivers (LSL.COM, driver.COM, IPXODI.COM)
AUTOEXEC.BAT File
Create an AUTOEXEC.BAT file that includes the following lines. Do not
include RPLODI.COM if you are using the enhanced type of PROM.
@echo off
LSL
RPLODI.COM
network_board_driver.COM
IPXODI
VLM
NET LOGIN username
NET MAP C: LOGIN
SET COMSPEC = C:\COMMAND.COM
C:
Note: If you are creating more than one boot image, rename the
AUTOEXEC.BAT file on the bootable diskette for each computer to a unique
file name such as DOS1.BAT. See 'Creating Remote Boot Disk Image Files'
for details.
CONFIG.SYS File
Create a system configuration file. Include the following line in the file:
LASTDRIVE=Z
COMMAND.COM File
Make sure that the correct COMMAND.COM file exists on the bootable
diskette for the particular DOS version running on your computer.
NET.CFG File
Create a network configuration file. The following is an example of a
NET.CFG file for a Novell NE2000 Ethernet board:
LINK DRIVER NE2000
PORT 300
INT 3
FRAME ETHERNET_802.2
NETWARE DOS REQUESTER
PREFERRED WORKGROUP = XXXX
FIRST NETWORK DRIVE = C
The NET.CFG file on the server should have the same configuration as the
one on the remote computer. You can copy the NET.CFG directly from the
network directory (NWCLIENT by default) on the server to your boot
diskette. (You may need to modify the LINK DRIVER section to match your
board settings if they differ from the settings used on the server.)
DOS System and Networking Files
The following files must exist on the image file boot diskette. You will
need to create the AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files manually, and copy or
create the NET.CFG file manually.
CONFIG.SYS
AUTOEXEC.BAT
LSL.COM
RPLODI.COM (Use with 'old' type only)
network_board_driver.COM
IPXODI.COM
VLM.EXE
CONN.VLM
FIO.VLM
GENERAL.VLM
IPXNCP.VLM
NWP.VLM
PNW.VLM
REDIR.VLM
TRAN.VLM
NET.CFG
COMMAND.COM
Creating Remote Boot Disk Image Files
-------------------------------------
If you want to create a single Remote Boot disk image file for a single
computer, see 'Creating a Single Remote Boot Disk Image File'.
If you need to create multiple Remote Boot disk image files for computers
using different network boards or operating environments, see 'Creating
Multiple Remote Boot Disk Image Files'.
Creating a Single Remote Boot Disk Image File
1. To create a disk image file, insert your prepared bootable diskette
into a floppy disk drive on the server.
See 'Making a Bootable Diskette' for information and procedures.
2. Run the DOSGEN program in the LOGIN directory.
For example, type the following for drive A:
DOSGEN A: <Enter>
Your screen will look similar to the following listing:
Floppy Type: 3.1/2 inch 1.44 MB
Total Floppy Space 2880 Sectors
Transferring Data (2880 Sectors) to
'NET$DOS.SYS'
DOSGEN creates a disk image file called NET$DOS.SYS (a copy of the
files on the boot diskette) in the LOGIN directory.
3. Copy the AUTOEXEC.BAT file from the boot diskette to the LOGIN
directory.
Creating Multiple Remote Boot Disk Image Files
1. Create an AUTOEXEC.BAT file in the LOGIN directory that contains only
a line with twelve spaces in it (use the <Spacebar>).
You should create this file with an ASCII text editor and save the file
to the LOGIN directory on your server.
2. Create a subdirectory in LOGIN for each DOS version for which you want
to create a boot image file.
3. Copy the operating system files for each DOS version to the appropriate
subdirectory using the DOS COPY command.
4. Locate the bootable diskette and use the REN command to rename the
AUTOEXEC.BAT on the bootable diskette for each computer to a unique
name for each computer, by typing
REN AUTOEXEC.BAT new_file_name.BAT <Enter>
For example, you could rename the file for the first computer named
'dos1' by typing
REN AUTOEXEC.BAT DOS1.BAT <Enter>
5. Copy the renamed .BAT file (DOS1.BAT, in this example) from the boot
diskette to the LOGIN directory.
6. Create a new AUTOEXEC.BAT file on each boot diskette to execute the
renamed batch file.
7. Use the DOSGEN program to create a uniquely named .SYS file in the LOGIN
directory for each bootable diskette.
8. From the LOGIN directory, type a command similar to the following:
DOSGEN A:DOS1.SYS <Enter>
Your screen will look similar to the following listing:
Floppy Type: 3.1/2 inch, 1.44 MB
Total Floppy Space 2880 Sectors
Transferring Data (2880 Sectors) to
'DOS1.SYS'
9. Run NET INFO and record the network number and node address of the
computer that will use the disk image file you just created.
You need this information to create the BOOTCONF.SYS file.
When you have finished running DOSGEN for two boot diskettes, a list
of the image files will look similar to the following:
DOS1.SYS: Network#=DOC20 Node=5a003b77
DOS2.SYS: Network#=DOC20 Node=1b0276a3
10. Create a BOOTCONF.SYS file or modify the existing BOOTCONF.SYS file
in the LOGIN directory.
The BOOTCONF.SYS file tells your computer which of the multiple boot
image file to use.
When you create multiple Remote Boot disk image files, you also need
a BOOTCONF.SYS file in the LOGIN directory that lists
- All customized Remote Boot disk image files. (This doesn't include
the default NET$DOS.SYS file.)
- The network address and node address of each computer that uses the
customized boot image files.
Add the new entries to the existing BOOTCONF.SYS file with your DOS
text editor. Include a line for each Remote Boot image file you created,
using an entry format containing the following information:
- The number zero and the letter x (0x)
- The network address
- A comma (,)
- The node or station address
- An equal sign (=)
- The boot disk image filename
An example for two boot diskettes follows:
0xDOC20,5a003b77=DOS1.SYS,GNS
0xDOC20,1b0276a3=DOS2.SYS,GNS
Loading the NEARSERV Program
----------------------------
NEARSERV.EXE is the Personal NetWare Nearest Server TSR. Its purpose is
to support remote booting with Remote Boot PROMs on Personal NetWare.
NEARSERV.EXE replaces BOOTNCP that was used with a NetWare Lite server.
Important: The NEARSERV.EXE program cannot be used if any NetWare 3.x or
4.x or servers exist on the network.
To use the NEARSERV program with Personal NetWare, complete the following:
1. From the LOGIN directory, load the NEARSERV program by typing
NEARSERV <Enter>
The Personal NetWare Server must be version 1.2 or later. Do not use
any parameter settings. The server must have a directory resource named
'LOGIN' for NEARSERV.EXE to function.
It is not necessary to run VLM.EXE on the server; however, the Personal
NetWare workgroup that the server resides in must match the workgroup that
the client has in its boot diskette image file from its NET.CFG file.
Booting Up a Remote Computer
----------------------------
After you have completed the setup procedures in the previous sections, do
the following:
1. Make sure the remote booting hardware is installed according to
manufacturer's instructions.
2. Make sure the boot server is turned on and has the NEARSERV program
loaded.
3. Turn on the diskless computer.
4. If you are using older Remote Boot PROMs, see 'Running RPL with Older
Remote Boot PROMs' for information.
Running RPL with Older Remote Boot PROMs
========================================
If you are using older Remote Boot PROMs, modify the steps for running RPL
on Enhanced Remote Boot PROMs described in the sections that follow by doing
the following:
- For single remote boot image files, see 'Creating a Single Remote Boot
Disk Image File' for instructions.
- For multiple remote boot image files, see 'Creating Multiple Remote Boot
Disk Image Files' for instructions.
Running RPLFIX.COM for Older Remote Boot PROMs with DOS Versions Above 5.x
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
RPLFIX allows computers to remote program load (RPL) properly with DOS 5.x
and later. Run it after you create the boot image file. RPLFIX modifies the
boot image file, so you need to run it only once.
The remote computer may hang during the reset process if you are resetting
using DOS 5.x or later and the boot image file has not been modified by
RPLFIX.
Using RPLFIX
------------
RPLFIX is in the NWCLIENT\RPL directory (by default) after install.
1. Change directory to the LOGIN directory where the boot image files are
located (usually named NET$DOS.SYS).
2. Run the RPLFIX utility by typing
RPLFIX [d:] boot_image_file <Enter>
If you renamed your boot image file, you must use the new filename
with RPLFIX.
Replace d with the drive letter where the image file is located. Replace
boot_image_file with the name of the file created with the DOSGEN program.
If the drive the LOGIN directory is located on is drive C:, you would
enter the following:
RPLFIX C:NET$DOS.SYS
Troubleshooting RPL with Older Remote Boot PROMs
------------------------------------------------
- If you get the error message 'Error opening boot disk image file', you
are probably attaching to another server that does not contain the Remote
Boot disk image file. Place a copy of the disk image file on the other
server that your computer is logging in to.
- If you get the error 'Batch file missing', make sure the AUTOEXEC.BAT
file is in
LOGIN directory For every server you could possibly attach to
Default directory For every server you normally log in to
- If a computer using the boot Remote Boot PROM does not boot, and you have
another computer with a diskette drive configured the same as the first
computer (has the same type of network board using the same configuration
options), see if the second computer will boot with the boot diskette you
used with DOSGEN.
Booting with the boot diskette on the second computer should be the same
as booting from the Personal NetWare server on the first computer.
- The type of Remote Boot PROM you are using may not support the frame type
used on your network. The 'old' type of Remote Boot PROM does not support
the default 802.2 used with Ethernet networks.
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[Registration]
PNWMachineName=SUPER
Name=Virtual World Entertainment
Company=Virtual World Entertainment
SerialNumber=34633137
[SETUP]
# The following section defines the "elements" of the
# operating system.
FirstTime=NO
Element0Installed=YES
Element1Installed=YES
Element2Installed=NO
Windows=NO
[Elements]
# The following items list the operating system
# elements.
# Each Element statement specifies: the text that is
# displayed in INSTALL/SETUP for the element, the total
# size of all the files in the element, and the character
# used in the [Disk] sections of this file to define
# which files belong to which element.
# All elements EXCEPT the first element are optional
# parts of system installation.
Element = Novell DOS 7 Standard System,5700,d
Element = Networking System, 4500,n
Element = MS Windows Utilities, 4700,w
# The following item defines the help text that
# corresponds to the SECOND element listed above;
# there is no help text for the first element.
Help = \
The Networking system software consists of:\n\
- Network card drivers\n\
- NetWare client software\n\
- Peer-to-peer Desktop Server software\n\
- Network utilities
# The following item defines the help text that
# corresponds to the THIRD element listed above.
Help = \
The MS Windows utilities include:\n\
- Fifth Generation Fastback Express backup\n\
- Fifth Generation Search & Destroy anti-virus\n\
- Security screen lock\n\
\n\
If Networking System is selected, the following will \
also be available:\n\
- Networking MS Windows utilities
# The following item defines the size of the DOS files
# that must reside in the root directory of the C:
# drive: IBMBIO.COM, IBMDOS.COM, and so on.
RootSpace = 100
# The following item defines amount of uncompressed space
# required on the host SuperStor drive.
SStorSpace = 300
# The following item specifies whether or not Novell
# DOS 7 installation is enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
NWDOS = On
# The following item specifies whether or not Personal
# NetWare installation is enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
Netware = On
# The following item specifies whether or not the
# Personal NetWare client software is enabled (On) or
# disabled (Off).
Client = On
# The following item specifies whether or not the
# Personal NetWare server software is enabled (On) or
# disabled (Off).
Server = On
# The following item specifies whether or not the MS
# Windows software for the Search & Destroy program is
# enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
VirusScan = On
# The following item specifies whether or not Stacker
# drive creation in SETUP is enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
Stacker = On
# The following item defines the default directory for
# the Novell DOS 7 files.
NWDOSDir=C:\NWDOS
# The following item defines the default directory for
# the Personal NetWare files.
NetwareDir=C:\NWCLIENT
# The following item defines the language for which
# Personal NetWare will be enabled.
NWlang = ENGLISH
# The following item defines the number that corresponds
# to the Novell DOS 7 element.
NWDOSElement = 0
# The following item defines the number that corresponds
# to the Personal NetWare server element.
ServerElement = 1
# The following item defines the number that corresponds
# to the Personal NetWare client element.
ClientElement = 1
# The following item defines the number that corresponds
# to the MS Windows software.
WindowsElement = 2
# The following section defines the statements that are
# included in CONFIG.SYS by default.
# If the user runs SETUP and chooses to preserve the
# existing CONFIG.SYS file, the statements in this section
# will be added to CONFIG.SYS.
[CONFIG.SYS]
COUNTRY=001,,C:\NWDOS\COUNTRY.SYS
DEVICE=SETVER.EXE
DEVICE=HIMEM.SYS
DEVICE=EMM386.EXE /F=NONE
DEVICE=DPMS.EXE
HISTORY=ON,512,ON
DOS=HIGH
# The following section defines the statements that are
# included in AUTOEXEC.BAT by default.
# If the user runs SETUP and chooses to preserve the
# existing AUTOEXEC.BAT file, the statements in this section
# will be added to AUTOEXEC.BAT.
[AUTOEXEC.BAT]
NWCACHE /LEND=ON /DELAY=OFF
KEYB US
# The following section defines the default NET.CFG file.
[NET.CFG]
Netware DOS Requester
SHOW DOTS = ON
USE DEFAULTS = ON
VLM = AUTO.VLM
VLM = NMR.VLM
# The following section defines the files that are located in
# C:\NWCNTL after system installation.
[Server]
server
user
resource
handle
workgrp
security
# The following section defines how third-party software is
# treated by INSTALL/SETUP.
[Third Party]
# If INSTALL/SETUP finds a statement in CONFIG.SYS or
# AUTOEXEC.BAT to load any of the following, it will add
# REM to the beginning of the statement.
Disable = SHARE.EXE
Disable = PCKWIN.SYS
Disable = HIMEM.SYS
Disable = EMM386
Disable = SUPERPCK
Disable = CACHE
Disable = COMSPEC
# If INSTALL/SETUP finds a statement in CONFIG.SYS or
# AUTOEXEC.BAT to load any of the following, it will NOT
# load the corresponding Novell DOS 7 memory manager.
MemManager = QEMM
MemManager = 386MAX
# If INSTALL/SETUP finds a statement in CONFIG.SYS or
# AUTOEXEC.BAT to load the following, it will NOT load
# the Novell DOS 7 disk cache (NWCACHE).
DiskCache = SMARTDRV
# The following section defines the installation of
# additional software and modifies the default behaviour of
# INSTALL/SETUP.
[OEM]
# The following item defines the option in INSTALL/SETUP that
# allows the user to select additional software for
# installation.
#Option = Select OEM drivers and utilities
# The following items define the additional drivers that
# the user can choose to install.
# Each of the following Config statements specifies: the
# text that appears in INSTALL/SETUP, the position in
# CONFIG.SYS of the DEVICE statement that loads the software,
# the filename of the software, and the line to be added to
# CONFIG.SYS (%1%s is replaced by the name of the directory
# to which the file is copied and %0%s is replaced by the
# filename of the software).
#Config = OEM driver 1 (OEM1.SYS),255,OEM1.SYS,DEVICE=%1%s\%0%s /hello
#Config = OEM driver 2 (OEM2.SYS),255,OEM2.SYS,DEVICE=%1%s\%0%s /world
# The following items define the additional utilities that
# the user can choose to install.
# Each of the following Autoexec statements specifies: the
# text that appears in INSTALL/SETUP, the position in
# AUTOEXEC.BAT of the statement that loads the software, the
# filename of the software, and the line to be added to
# AUTOEXEC.BAT (%1%s is replaced by the name of the directory
# to which the file is copied and %0%s is replaced by the
# filename of the software).
#Autoexec = OEM Utility 1 (OEM1.EXE),23,OEM1.EXE,%0%s /o1 /o2
#Autoexec = OEM Utility 2 (OEM2.EXE),24,OEM2.EXE,%0%s /o1 /o2
# The following item specifies whether or not the advanced SETUP
# menus are enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
Advanced = On
# The following item specifies whether or not any existing DOS is
# saved (On) or not saved (Off) when Novell DOS 7 is installed.
Uninstal = On
# The following item specifies whether or not any existing
# CONFIG.SYS or AUTOEXEC.BAT files are mostly preserved (On) or
# discarded and replaced (Off).
Modify = On
# The following item specifies whether or not a prompt is
# displayed in INSTALL/SETUP for the user to select the correct
# country. On means that the prompt will be displayed, Off
# means that it will not be displayed. Country selection allows
# country and keyboard data to be set correctly.
AskCountry = On
# The following item defines the version of KEYB that must
# be loaded before INSTALL/SETUP attempts to set the keyboard
# type by running KEYB.
KeybVer = 8
# The following item specifies the internal version number used
# by the operating system.
CPMVer = 114
# The following item specifies the name of the README file.
# The user will have the option to display this file at the end
# of system installation.
ReadMe = README.TXT
# The following item specifies the name of the file to be
# created when the user is installing Novell DOS 7 from a
# network directory.
#LogFile = NWDOS.LOG
# The following item specifies the maximum number of system
# installs from a network directory.
#MaxInstalls = 20
#NetxReplace = Off
# The following section defines the MS Windows program group for
# Novell DOS 7.
[MSWindows]
# The following item specifies the name of the program group
# for Novell DOS 7.
GroupName = Novell DOS 7
# The following item specifies the group file for Novell DOS 7.
GroupFile = NWDOS.GRP
# The following item specifies the position and size of the
# Novell DOS 7 window.
WinDim = 64,64,400,256
# The following items specify the programs in the Novell DOS 7
# program group.
WinProg = Novell DOS Prompt,COMMAND.COM,,COMMAND.ICO
WinProg = FastBack,FBWX.EXE,,
WinProg = Hardware Test,FBWX.EXE,HWTESTX.FBM,
WinProg = Search & Destroy,WSDSCAN.EXE,,
WinProg = Personal Netware,NETW.EXE,,
WinProg = Network Diagnostics,PNWDIAG.EXE,,
WinProg = Lock,LOCK.EXE,,
# Space required for DOS files in \WINDOWS directory
WinDosSize = 1000;
# Space required for PNW files in \WINDOWS directory
WinNetSize = 2300;
# Space required for MSWindows files in \NWDOS directory
DosWinSize = 1400;
# Space required for MSWindows files in \NWCLIENT directory
NetWinSize = 0;
# The following section defines the text that appears on the
# first INSTALL screen.
[HelloText]
Welcome to the Novell DOS 7 INSTALL Program.
This program will copy the contents of the distribution disks
on to your hard disk or on to floppy disks.
At most stages of the installation process you may obtain help by
pressing the F1 function key.
HelloTextEnd
#
[Disk1]
Installation and Utilities 1
nwdos:d:setup.ini
root:xfd:ibmbio.com
root:xfd:ibmdos.com
root:xfd:command.com
nwdos:xfd:setver.exe
nwdos:xfd:country.sys
nwdos:xfd:keyb.com
nwdos:xfd:himem.sys
nwdos:d:install.exe
nwdos:d:setup2.exe
nwdos:d:setup.hlp
nwdos:d:taskmgr.ini
nwdos:d:nwdos.ini
nwclient:n:hrmib.ini
nwdos:d:pnunpack.exe
nwdos:d:fdisk.com
nwdos:d:sys.com
nwdos:d:format.com
nwdos:d:unformat.com
nwdos:d:sdscan.exe
nwdos:d:vir-info.vrb
nwdos:d:ui.cdb
nwdos:d:ut.cdb
nwdos:d:ansi.sys
nwdos:d:ega.cpi
nwdos:d:4201.cpi
nwdos:d:4208.cpi
nwdos:d:5202.cpi
nwdos:d:1050.cpi
nwdos:d:display.sys
nwdos:d:printer.sys
nwdos:d:help.bat
nwdos:d:nlsfunc.exe
nwdos:d:mode.com
nwdos:d:driver.sys
nwdos:d:append.exe
nwdos:d:assign.com
nwdos:d:attrib.exe
nwdos:d:more.com
nwdos:xd:chkdsk.exe
nwdos:d:choice.com
nwdos:d:command.ico
nwdos:d:comp.com
nwdos:d:cursor.exe
nwdos:d:debug.exe
nwdos:d:diskcopy.com
nwdos:d:diskcomp.com
nwdos:d:doskey.exe
nwdos:d:xcopy.exe
nwdos:d:fastopen.com
nwdos:d:graftabl.com
nwdos:d:dblbuf.sys
root:d:nwdos.386
nwdos:d:hwtestx.fbm
#
[Disk2]
Utilities 2
nwdos:d:dosbook.exe
nwdos:d:diskopt.exe
nwdos:d:xdel.exe
nwdos:d:xdir.exe
nwdos:d:edit.com
nwdos:d:exe2bin.exe
nwdos:d:fc.com
nwdos:d:filelink.exe
nwdos:d:find.exe
nwdos:d:graphics.com
nwdos:d:join.exe
nwdos:d:label.com
nwdos:d:mem.exe
nwdos:d:move.exe
nwdos:d:netwars.exe
nwdos:d:nwcache.exe
nwdos:d:nwcache.ov1
nwdos:d:nwcache.ov2
nwdos:d:lock.exe
nwdos:d:password.exe
nwdos:d:security.ovl
root:xd:security.bin
nwdos:d:delwatch.exe
nwdos:d:delpurge.exe
nwdos:d:diskmap.exe
nwdos:d:undelete.exe
nwdos:d:recover.com
nwdos:d:backup.com
nwdos:d:restore.com
nwdos:d:print.com
nwdos:d:rendir.exe
nwdos:d:replace.exe
nwdos:d:default.ini
#
[Disk3]
Utilities 3
nwdos:d:script.exe
nwdos:d:share.exe
nwdos:d:sort.exe
nwdos:d:subst.exe
nwdos:d:touch.exe
nwdos:d:tree.com
nwdos:d:vdisk.sys
nwdos:d:uninstal.exe
nwdos:d:serno.exe
nwdos:d:memmax.com
nwdos:sd:emmxma.sys
nwdos:d:vipx.386
winsys:d:vipx.386
winsys:d:bwcc.dll
winsys:n:nwnetapi.dll
nwdos:d:sdres.exe
nwdos:w:wsdres.exe
nwdos:w:wsdscan.exe
nwdos:w:wsdscan.hlp
nwdos:d:fbx.exe
winsys:w:fastback.386
nwdos:d:fbxhelp.hlp
winsys:w:fbwlock.dll
nwdos:w:fbwx.exe
winsys:w:fbwx_usa.dll
winsys:w:fbwxdrvr.dll
winsys:w:fbwxnet.dll
winsys:w:fgscl.dll
nwdos:d:default.fb
nwdos:d:create.com
nwdos:d:dconvert.com
#
[Disk4]
Utilities 4
winsys:w:fbwxutil.dll
nwdos:d:fbxfil.hlp
nwdos:w:fbwxhelp.hlp
nwdos:d:dconvrt2.exe
nwdos:d:preview.exe
nwdos:d:sconvert.exe
nwdos:d:screate.sys
nwdos:d:sdefrag.com
nwdos:d:screxec.exe
nwdos:d:sdefrag2.exe
nwdos:d:stacfm.dll
nwdos:d:stacfm.hlp
nwdos:d:stachigh.sys
nwdos:d:stacker.com
nwdos:d:stacker.exe
nwdos:d:stacload.bin
nwdos:d:unstack.com
nwdos:d:unstack2.exe
winsys:d:winswap.exe
winsys:d:winswap2.exe
nwdos:d:winswap2.exe
winsys:d:winswap.cpl
winsys:d:winswap.hlp
nwdos:sd:devswap.com
clientnls:n:uni_1252.pac
clientnls:n:uni_437.pac
clientnls:n:uni_mon.pac
clientnls:n:uni_col.pac
nwclient:n:auto.vlm
nwclient:n:bind.vlm
nwclient:n:conn.vlm
nwclient:n:fio.vlm
nwclient:n:general.vlm
nwclient:n:ipxncp.vlm
nwclient:n:nds.vlm
nwclient:n:netx.vlm
nwclient:n:nmr.vlm
nwclient:n:nwp.vlm
nwclient:n:print.vlm
nwclient:n:redir.vlm
nwclient:n:rsa.vlm
nwclient:n:security.vlm
nwclient:n:tran.vlm
nwclient:n:vlm.exe
nwclient:n:pnw.vlm
clientlang:n:dosrqstr.msg
clientlang:n:nmr.msg
nwclient:n:netbios.exe
nwclient:n:ipxodi.com
nwclient:n:lsl.com
clientlang:n:ipxodi.msg
nwclient:n:odinsup.com
nwclient:n:net.exe
clientlang:n:netc.msg
nwclient:n:netu.ovl
nwclient:n:netu.hlp
nwclient:n:neta.hlp
nwclient:n:netw.exe
clientlang:n:nlmigrat.msg
nwcntl:n:handle
nwcntl:n:workgrp
#
[Disk5]
Utilities 5
nwclient:n:netu2.ovl
nwclient:n:neta.ovl
winsys:n:netwhelp.hlp
winsys:n:netwpnw.dll
winsys:n:nwgdi.dll
winsys:n:nwnet.dll
winsys:n:nwpsrv.dll
winsys:n:nwcalls.dll
winsys:n:nwlocale.dll
winsys:n:nwipxspx.dll
winsys:n:pnw.dll
nwclient:n:nlmigrat.exe
clientlang:n:server.msg
nwcntl:n:resource
nwcntl:n:security
nwcntl:n:user
nwcntl:n:server
nwclient:n:taskid.com
nwclient:n:tbmi2.com
clientlang:n:taskid.msg
clientlang:n:tbmi2.msg
winsys:n:netware.drv
winsys:n:nwpopup.exe
winsys:n:vnetware.386
nwclient:n:nwrcon.pif
winsys:n:netware.hlp
nwclient:n:upatch.exe
nwclient:n:version.exe
nwclient:n:mib2if.vlm
nwclient:n:mib2prot.vlm
nwclient:n:pnw.mib
nwclient:n:pnwmib.vlm
nwclient:n:pnwtrap.mib
nwclient:n:pnwtrap.vlm
nwclient:n:stpipx.com
nwclient:n:stpudp.com
nwclient:n:wssnmp.vlm
nwclient:n:wsasn1.vlm
nwclient:n:wsreg.vlm
nwclient:n:wstrap.vlm
nwclient:n:hostmib.mib
nwclient:n:hrmib.exe
clientlang:n:mib2if.msg
clientlang:n:mib2prot.msg
clientlang:n:pnwmib.msg
clientlang:n:pnwtrap.msg
clientlang:n:stpipx.msg
clientlang:n:stpudp.msg
clientlang:n:wsasn1.msg
clientlang:n:wsreg.msg
clientlang:n:wssnmp.msg
clientlang:n:wstrap.msg
nwclient:n:pnwdiag.exe
winsys:n:pnwdiagw.dll
nwclient:n:pnwdiags.hep
nwclient:n:pnwdiag.dat
clientlang:n:pnwdiags.msg
nwclient:n:ibm_run.ovl
clientlang:n:textutil.msg
clientins:n:ins.oem
#
[Disk6]
Utilities 6
nwclient:n:pnwdiags.exe
nwclient:n:pnwdiag.hlp
nwclient:n:textutil.idx
nwclient:n:drivers.dos
nwclient:n:null.com
clientins:n:null.ins
nwclient:n:ne1000.com
clientins:n:ne1000.ins
nwclient:n:ne1500t.com
clientins:n:ne1500t.ins
nwclient:n:ne2.com
clientins:n:ne2.ins
nwclient:n:ne2000.com
clientins:n:ne2000.ins
nwclient:n:ne2100.com
clientins:n:ne2100.ins
nwclient:n:ne2_32.com
clientins:n:ne2_32.ins
nwclient:n:ne3200.com
clientins:n:ne3200.ins
nwclient:n:ntr2000.com
clientins:n:ntr2000.ins
clientins::3c5x9.com
clientins::3c5x9.ins
clientins::3c503.com
clientins::3c503.ins
clientins::3c523.com
clientins::3c523.ins
clientins::ceodi.com
clientins::ceodi.ins
clientins::e20odi.com
clientins::e20odi.ins
clientins::e21odi.com
clientins::e21odi.ins
clientins::e2hodi.com
clientins::e2hodi.ins
clientins::e30odi.com
clientins::e30odi.ins
clientins::e31odi.com
clientins::e31odi.ins
clientins::es3210.com
clientins::es3210.ins
clientins::exp16odi.com
clientins::exp16odi.ins
clientins::hpisaodi.com
clientins::hpisaodi.ins
clientins::hpmcaodi.com
clientins::hpmcaodi.ins
clientins::ibmfddio.com
clientins:n:ibmfddi.bin
clientins::ibmfddio.ins
clientins::ibmodish.com
clientins::ibmodish.ins
clientins::intel593.com
clientins::intel593.ins
clientins::ncrwl05.com
clientins::ncrwl05.ins
clientins::ni5210.com
clientins::ni5210.ins
clientins::ni6510.com
clientins::ni6510.ins
clientins::ni9210.com
clientins::ni9210.ins
clientins::smc8000.com
clientins::smc8000.ins
clientins::smc8100.com
clientins::smc8100.ins
clientins::t20odi.com
clientins::t20odi.ins
clientins::tccarc.com
clientins::tccarc.ins
clientins::tce16atw.com
clientins::tce16atw.ins
clientins::tce32mcw.com
clientins::tce32mcw.ins
clientins::tctoksh.com
clientins::tctoksh.ins
clientins::token.com
clientins::token.ins
clientins::pcmdm.com
clientins::pcmdm.ins
clientins::pcn2l.com
clientins::pcn2l.ins
clientins::pe2odi.com
clientins::pe2odi.ins
clientins::madgeodi.com
clientins:n:mdgdos02.bin
clientins::madgeodi.ins
clientins::osh391r.com
clientins::osh391r.ins
clientins::trxnet.com
clientins::trxnet.ins
clientrpl:n:dosgen.exe
clientrpl:n:ether.rpl
clientrpl:n:nearserv.exe
clientrpl:n:pcn2l.rpl
clientrpl:n:rboot.rpl
clientrpl:n:rpl.com
clientrpl:n:rplfix.com
clientrpl:n:rplodi.com
clientrpl:n:token.rpl
nwdos:d:nwcdex.exe
nwdos:xsd:emm386.exe
nwdos:d:dpmi.exe
nwdos:d:taskmgr.exe
windows:d:taskmgr.exe
nwclient:n:server.exe
nwdos:xsd:dpms.exe
nwdos:d:rpldoc.txt
nwdos:d:readme.txt
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[Registration]
PNWMachineName=SUPER
Name=Virtual World Entertainment
Company=Virtual World Entertainment
SerialNumber=34633137
[SETUP]
# The following section defines the "elements" of the
# operating system.
FirstTime=NO
Element0Installed=YES
Element1Installed=YES
Element2Installed=NO
Windows=NO
[Elements]
# The following items list the operating system
# elements.
# Each Element statement specifies: the text that is
# displayed in INSTALL/SETUP for the element, the total
# size of all the files in the element, and the character
# used in the [Disk] sections of this file to define
# which files belong to which element.
# All elements EXCEPT the first element are optional
# parts of system installation.
Element = Novell DOS 7 Standard System,5700,d
Element = Networking System, 4500,n
Element = MS Windows Utilities, 4700,w
# The following item defines the help text that
# corresponds to the SECOND element listed above;
# there is no help text for the first element.
Help = \
The Networking system software consists of:\n\
- Network card drivers\n\
- NetWare client software\n\
- Peer-to-peer Desktop Server software\n\
- Network utilities
# The following item defines the help text that
# corresponds to the THIRD element listed above.
Help = \
The MS Windows utilities include:\n\
- Fifth Generation Fastback Express backup\n\
- Fifth Generation Search & Destroy anti-virus\n\
- Security screen lock\n\
\n\
If Networking System is selected, the following will \
also be available:\n\
- Networking MS Windows utilities
# The following item defines the size of the DOS files
# that must reside in the root directory of the C:
# drive: IBMBIO.COM, IBMDOS.COM, and so on.
RootSpace = 100
# The following item defines amount of uncompressed space
# required on the host SuperStor drive.
SStorSpace = 300
# The following item specifies whether or not Novell
# DOS 7 installation is enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
NWDOS = On
# The following item specifies whether or not Personal
# NetWare installation is enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
Netware = On
# The following item specifies whether or not the
# Personal NetWare client software is enabled (On) or
# disabled (Off).
Client = On
# The following item specifies whether or not the
# Personal NetWare server software is enabled (On) or
# disabled (Off).
Server = On
# The following item specifies whether or not the MS
# Windows software for the Search & Destroy program is
# enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
VirusScan = On
# The following item specifies whether or not Stacker
# drive creation in SETUP is enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
Stacker = On
# The following item defines the default directory for
# the Novell DOS 7 files.
NWDOSDir=C:\NWDOS
# The following item defines the default directory for
# the Personal NetWare files.
NetwareDir=C:\NWCLIENT
# The following item defines the language for which
# Personal NetWare will be enabled.
NWlang = ENGLISH
# The following item defines the number that corresponds
# to the Novell DOS 7 element.
NWDOSElement = 0
# The following item defines the number that corresponds
# to the Personal NetWare server element.
ServerElement = 1
# The following item defines the number that corresponds
# to the Personal NetWare client element.
ClientElement = 1
# The following item defines the number that corresponds
# to the MS Windows software.
WindowsElement = 2
# The following section defines the statements that are
# included in CONFIG.SYS by default.
# If the user runs SETUP and chooses to preserve the
# existing CONFIG.SYS file, the statements in this section
# will be added to CONFIG.SYS.
[CONFIG.SYS]
COUNTRY=001,,C:\NWDOS\COUNTRY.SYS
DEVICE=SETVER.EXE
DEVICE=HIMEM.SYS
DEVICE=EMM386.EXE /F=NONE
DEVICE=DPMS.EXE
HISTORY=ON,512,ON
DOS=HIGH
# The following section defines the statements that are
# included in AUTOEXEC.BAT by default.
# If the user runs SETUP and chooses to preserve the
# existing AUTOEXEC.BAT file, the statements in this section
# will be added to AUTOEXEC.BAT.
[AUTOEXEC.BAT]
NWCACHE /LEND=ON /DELAY=OFF
KEYB US
# The following section defines the default NET.CFG file.
[NET.CFG]
Netware DOS Requester
SHOW DOTS = ON
USE DEFAULTS = ON
VLM = AUTO.VLM
VLM = NMR.VLM
# The following section defines the files that are located in
# C:\NWCNTL after system installation.
[Server]
server
user
resource
handle
workgrp
security
# The following section defines how third-party software is
# treated by INSTALL/SETUP.
[Third Party]
# If INSTALL/SETUP finds a statement in CONFIG.SYS or
# AUTOEXEC.BAT to load any of the following, it will add
# REM to the beginning of the statement.
Disable = SHARE.EXE
Disable = PCKWIN.SYS
Disable = HIMEM.SYS
Disable = EMM386
Disable = SUPERPCK
Disable = CACHE
Disable = COMSPEC
# If INSTALL/SETUP finds a statement in CONFIG.SYS or
# AUTOEXEC.BAT to load any of the following, it will NOT
# load the corresponding Novell DOS 7 memory manager.
MemManager = QEMM
MemManager = 386MAX
# If INSTALL/SETUP finds a statement in CONFIG.SYS or
# AUTOEXEC.BAT to load the following, it will NOT load
# the Novell DOS 7 disk cache (NWCACHE).
DiskCache = SMARTDRV
# The following section defines the installation of
# additional software and modifies the default behaviour of
# INSTALL/SETUP.
[OEM]
# The following item defines the option in INSTALL/SETUP that
# allows the user to select additional software for
# installation.
#Option = Select OEM drivers and utilities
# The following items define the additional drivers that
# the user can choose to install.
# Each of the following Config statements specifies: the
# text that appears in INSTALL/SETUP, the position in
# CONFIG.SYS of the DEVICE statement that loads the software,
# the filename of the software, and the line to be added to
# CONFIG.SYS (%1%s is replaced by the name of the directory
# to which the file is copied and %0%s is replaced by the
# filename of the software).
#Config = OEM driver 1 (OEM1.SYS),255,OEM1.SYS,DEVICE=%1%s\%0%s /hello
#Config = OEM driver 2 (OEM2.SYS),255,OEM2.SYS,DEVICE=%1%s\%0%s /world
# The following items define the additional utilities that
# the user can choose to install.
# Each of the following Autoexec statements specifies: the
# text that appears in INSTALL/SETUP, the position in
# AUTOEXEC.BAT of the statement that loads the software, the
# filename of the software, and the line to be added to
# AUTOEXEC.BAT (%1%s is replaced by the name of the directory
# to which the file is copied and %0%s is replaced by the
# filename of the software).
#Autoexec = OEM Utility 1 (OEM1.EXE),23,OEM1.EXE,%0%s /o1 /o2
#Autoexec = OEM Utility 2 (OEM2.EXE),24,OEM2.EXE,%0%s /o1 /o2
# The following item specifies whether or not the advanced SETUP
# menus are enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
Advanced = On
# The following item specifies whether or not any existing DOS is
# saved (On) or not saved (Off) when Novell DOS 7 is installed.
Uninstal = On
# The following item specifies whether or not any existing
# CONFIG.SYS or AUTOEXEC.BAT files are mostly preserved (On) or
# discarded and replaced (Off).
Modify = On
# The following item specifies whether or not a prompt is
# displayed in INSTALL/SETUP for the user to select the correct
# country. On means that the prompt will be displayed, Off
# means that it will not be displayed. Country selection allows
# country and keyboard data to be set correctly.
AskCountry = On
# The following item defines the version of KEYB that must
# be loaded before INSTALL/SETUP attempts to set the keyboard
# type by running KEYB.
KeybVer = 8
# The following item specifies the internal version number used
# by the operating system.
CPMVer = 114
# The following item specifies the name of the README file.
# The user will have the option to display this file at the end
# of system installation.
ReadMe = README.TXT
# The following item specifies the name of the file to be
# created when the user is installing Novell DOS 7 from a
# network directory.
#LogFile = NWDOS.LOG
# The following item specifies the maximum number of system
# installs from a network directory.
#MaxInstalls = 20
#NetxReplace = Off
# The following section defines the MS Windows program group for
# Novell DOS 7.
[MSWindows]
# The following item specifies the name of the program group
# for Novell DOS 7.
GroupName = Novell DOS 7
# The following item specifies the group file for Novell DOS 7.
GroupFile = NWDOS.GRP
# The following item specifies the position and size of the
# Novell DOS 7 window.
WinDim = 64,64,400,256
# The following items specify the programs in the Novell DOS 7
# program group.
WinProg = Novell DOS Prompt,COMMAND.COM,,COMMAND.ICO
WinProg = FastBack,FBWX.EXE,,
WinProg = Hardware Test,FBWX.EXE,HWTESTX.FBM,
WinProg = Search & Destroy,WSDSCAN.EXE,,
WinProg = Personal Netware,NETW.EXE,,
WinProg = Network Diagnostics,PNWDIAG.EXE,,
WinProg = Lock,LOCK.EXE,,
# Space required for DOS files in \WINDOWS directory
WinDosSize = 1000;
# Space required for PNW files in \WINDOWS directory
WinNetSize = 2300;
# Space required for MSWindows files in \NWDOS directory
DosWinSize = 1400;
# Space required for MSWindows files in \NWCLIENT directory
NetWinSize = 0;
# The following section defines the text that appears on the
# first INSTALL screen.
[HelloText]
Welcome to the Novell DOS 7 INSTALL Program.
This program will copy the contents of the distribution disks
on to your hard disk or on to floppy disks.
At most stages of the installation process you may obtain help by
pressing the F1 function key.
HelloTextEnd
#
[Disk1]
Installation and Utilities 1
nwdos:d:setup.ini
root:xfd:ibmbio.com
root:xfd:ibmdos.com
root:xfd:command.com
nwdos:xfd:setver.exe
nwdos:xfd:country.sys
nwdos:xfd:keyb.com
nwdos:xfd:himem.sys
nwdos:d:install.exe
nwdos:d:setup2.exe
nwdos:d:setup.hlp
nwdos:d:taskmgr.ini
nwdos:d:nwdos.ini
nwclient:n:hrmib.ini
nwdos:d:pnunpack.exe
nwdos:d:fdisk.com
nwdos:d:sys.com
nwdos:d:format.com
nwdos:d:unformat.com
nwdos:d:sdscan.exe
nwdos:d:vir-info.vrb
nwdos:d:ui.cdb
nwdos:d:ut.cdb
nwdos:d:ansi.sys
nwdos:d:ega.cpi
nwdos:d:4201.cpi
nwdos:d:4208.cpi
nwdos:d:5202.cpi
nwdos:d:1050.cpi
nwdos:d:display.sys
nwdos:d:printer.sys
nwdos:d:help.bat
nwdos:d:nlsfunc.exe
nwdos:d:mode.com
nwdos:d:driver.sys
nwdos:d:append.exe
nwdos:d:assign.com
nwdos:d:attrib.exe
nwdos:d:more.com
nwdos:xd:chkdsk.exe
nwdos:d:choice.com
nwdos:d:command.ico
nwdos:d:comp.com
nwdos:d:cursor.exe
nwdos:d:debug.exe
nwdos:d:diskcopy.com
nwdos:d:diskcomp.com
nwdos:d:doskey.exe
nwdos:d:xcopy.exe
nwdos:d:fastopen.com
nwdos:d:graftabl.com
nwdos:d:dblbuf.sys
root:d:nwdos.386
nwdos:d:hwtestx.fbm
#
[Disk2]
Utilities 2
nwdos:d:dosbook.exe
nwdos:d:diskopt.exe
nwdos:d:xdel.exe
nwdos:d:xdir.exe
nwdos:d:edit.com
nwdos:d:exe2bin.exe
nwdos:d:fc.com
nwdos:d:filelink.exe
nwdos:d:find.exe
nwdos:d:graphics.com
nwdos:d:join.exe
nwdos:d:label.com
nwdos:d:mem.exe
nwdos:d:move.exe
nwdos:d:netwars.exe
nwdos:d:nwcache.exe
nwdos:d:nwcache.ov1
nwdos:d:nwcache.ov2
nwdos:d:lock.exe
nwdos:d:password.exe
nwdos:d:security.ovl
root:xd:security.bin
nwdos:d:delwatch.exe
nwdos:d:delpurge.exe
nwdos:d:diskmap.exe
nwdos:d:undelete.exe
nwdos:d:recover.com
nwdos:d:backup.com
nwdos:d:restore.com
nwdos:d:print.com
nwdos:d:rendir.exe
nwdos:d:replace.exe
nwdos:d:default.ini
#
[Disk3]
Utilities 3
nwdos:d:script.exe
nwdos:d:share.exe
nwdos:d:sort.exe
nwdos:d:subst.exe
nwdos:d:touch.exe
nwdos:d:tree.com
nwdos:d:vdisk.sys
nwdos:d:uninstal.exe
nwdos:d:serno.exe
nwdos:d:memmax.com
nwdos:sd:emmxma.sys
nwdos:d:vipx.386
winsys:d:vipx.386
winsys:d:bwcc.dll
winsys:n:nwnetapi.dll
nwdos:d:sdres.exe
nwdos:w:wsdres.exe
nwdos:w:wsdscan.exe
nwdos:w:wsdscan.hlp
nwdos:d:fbx.exe
winsys:w:fastback.386
nwdos:d:fbxhelp.hlp
winsys:w:fbwlock.dll
nwdos:w:fbwx.exe
winsys:w:fbwx_usa.dll
winsys:w:fbwxdrvr.dll
winsys:w:fbwxnet.dll
winsys:w:fgscl.dll
nwdos:d:default.fb
nwdos:d:create.com
nwdos:d:dconvert.com
#
[Disk4]
Utilities 4
winsys:w:fbwxutil.dll
nwdos:d:fbxfil.hlp
nwdos:w:fbwxhelp.hlp
nwdos:d:dconvrt2.exe
nwdos:d:preview.exe
nwdos:d:sconvert.exe
nwdos:d:screate.sys
nwdos:d:sdefrag.com
nwdos:d:screxec.exe
nwdos:d:sdefrag2.exe
nwdos:d:stacfm.dll
nwdos:d:stacfm.hlp
nwdos:d:stachigh.sys
nwdos:d:stacker.com
nwdos:d:stacker.exe
nwdos:d:stacload.bin
nwdos:d:unstack.com
nwdos:d:unstack2.exe
winsys:d:winswap.exe
winsys:d:winswap2.exe
nwdos:d:winswap2.exe
winsys:d:winswap.cpl
winsys:d:winswap.hlp
nwdos:sd:devswap.com
clientnls:n:uni_1252.pac
clientnls:n:uni_437.pac
clientnls:n:uni_mon.pac
clientnls:n:uni_col.pac
nwclient:n:auto.vlm
nwclient:n:bind.vlm
nwclient:n:conn.vlm
nwclient:n:fio.vlm
nwclient:n:general.vlm
nwclient:n:ipxncp.vlm
nwclient:n:nds.vlm
nwclient:n:netx.vlm
nwclient:n:nmr.vlm
nwclient:n:nwp.vlm
nwclient:n:print.vlm
nwclient:n:redir.vlm
nwclient:n:rsa.vlm
nwclient:n:security.vlm
nwclient:n:tran.vlm
nwclient:n:vlm.exe
nwclient:n:pnw.vlm
clientlang:n:dosrqstr.msg
clientlang:n:nmr.msg
nwclient:n:netbios.exe
nwclient:n:ipxodi.com
nwclient:n:lsl.com
clientlang:n:ipxodi.msg
nwclient:n:odinsup.com
nwclient:n:net.exe
clientlang:n:netc.msg
nwclient:n:netu.ovl
nwclient:n:netu.hlp
nwclient:n:neta.hlp
nwclient:n:netw.exe
clientlang:n:nlmigrat.msg
nwcntl:n:handle
nwcntl:n:workgrp
#
[Disk5]
Utilities 5
nwclient:n:netu2.ovl
nwclient:n:neta.ovl
winsys:n:netwhelp.hlp
winsys:n:netwpnw.dll
winsys:n:nwgdi.dll
winsys:n:nwnet.dll
winsys:n:nwpsrv.dll
winsys:n:nwcalls.dll
winsys:n:nwlocale.dll
winsys:n:nwipxspx.dll
winsys:n:pnw.dll
nwclient:n:nlmigrat.exe
clientlang:n:server.msg
nwcntl:n:resource
nwcntl:n:security
nwcntl:n:user
nwcntl:n:server
nwclient:n:taskid.com
nwclient:n:tbmi2.com
clientlang:n:taskid.msg
clientlang:n:tbmi2.msg
winsys:n:netware.drv
winsys:n:nwpopup.exe
winsys:n:vnetware.386
nwclient:n:nwrcon.pif
winsys:n:netware.hlp
nwclient:n:upatch.exe
nwclient:n:version.exe
nwclient:n:mib2if.vlm
nwclient:n:mib2prot.vlm
nwclient:n:pnw.mib
nwclient:n:pnwmib.vlm
nwclient:n:pnwtrap.mib
nwclient:n:pnwtrap.vlm
nwclient:n:stpipx.com
nwclient:n:stpudp.com
nwclient:n:wssnmp.vlm
nwclient:n:wsasn1.vlm
nwclient:n:wsreg.vlm
nwclient:n:wstrap.vlm
nwclient:n:hostmib.mib
nwclient:n:hrmib.exe
clientlang:n:mib2if.msg
clientlang:n:mib2prot.msg
clientlang:n:pnwmib.msg
clientlang:n:pnwtrap.msg
clientlang:n:stpipx.msg
clientlang:n:stpudp.msg
clientlang:n:wsasn1.msg
clientlang:n:wsreg.msg
clientlang:n:wssnmp.msg
clientlang:n:wstrap.msg
nwclient:n:pnwdiag.exe
winsys:n:pnwdiagw.dll
nwclient:n:pnwdiags.hep
nwclient:n:pnwdiag.dat
clientlang:n:pnwdiags.msg
nwclient:n:ibm_run.ovl
clientlang:n:textutil.msg
clientins:n:ins.oem
#
[Disk6]
Utilities 6
nwclient:n:pnwdiags.exe
nwclient:n:pnwdiag.hlp
nwclient:n:textutil.idx
nwclient:n:drivers.dos
nwclient:n:null.com
clientins:n:null.ins
nwclient:n:ne1000.com
clientins:n:ne1000.ins
nwclient:n:ne1500t.com
clientins:n:ne1500t.ins
nwclient:n:ne2.com
clientins:n:ne2.ins
nwclient:n:ne2000.com
clientins:n:ne2000.ins
nwclient:n:ne2100.com
clientins:n:ne2100.ins
nwclient:n:ne2_32.com
clientins:n:ne2_32.ins
nwclient:n:ne3200.com
clientins:n:ne3200.ins
nwclient:n:ntr2000.com
clientins:n:ntr2000.ins
clientins::3c5x9.com
clientins::3c5x9.ins
clientins::3c503.com
clientins::3c503.ins
clientins::3c523.com
clientins::3c523.ins
clientins::ceodi.com
clientins::ceodi.ins
clientins::e20odi.com
clientins::e20odi.ins
clientins::e21odi.com
clientins::e21odi.ins
clientins::e2hodi.com
clientins::e2hodi.ins
clientins::e30odi.com
clientins::e30odi.ins
clientins::e31odi.com
clientins::e31odi.ins
clientins::es3210.com
clientins::es3210.ins
clientins::exp16odi.com
clientins::exp16odi.ins
clientins::hpisaodi.com
clientins::hpisaodi.ins
clientins::hpmcaodi.com
clientins::hpmcaodi.ins
clientins::ibmfddio.com
clientins:n:ibmfddi.bin
clientins::ibmfddio.ins
clientins::ibmodish.com
clientins::ibmodish.ins
clientins::intel593.com
clientins::intel593.ins
clientins::ncrwl05.com
clientins::ncrwl05.ins
clientins::ni5210.com
clientins::ni5210.ins
clientins::ni6510.com
clientins::ni6510.ins
clientins::ni9210.com
clientins::ni9210.ins
clientins::smc8000.com
clientins::smc8000.ins
clientins::smc8100.com
clientins::smc8100.ins
clientins::t20odi.com
clientins::t20odi.ins
clientins::tccarc.com
clientins::tccarc.ins
clientins::tce16atw.com
clientins::tce16atw.ins
clientins::tce32mcw.com
clientins::tce32mcw.ins
clientins::tctoksh.com
clientins::tctoksh.ins
clientins::token.com
clientins::token.ins
clientins::pcmdm.com
clientins::pcmdm.ins
clientins::pcn2l.com
clientins::pcn2l.ins
clientins::pe2odi.com
clientins::pe2odi.ins
clientins::madgeodi.com
clientins:n:mdgdos02.bin
clientins::madgeodi.ins
clientins::osh391r.com
clientins::osh391r.ins
clientins::trxnet.com
clientins::trxnet.ins
clientrpl:n:dosgen.exe
clientrpl:n:ether.rpl
clientrpl:n:nearserv.exe
clientrpl:n:pcn2l.rpl
clientrpl:n:rboot.rpl
clientrpl:n:rpl.com
clientrpl:n:rplfix.com
clientrpl:n:rplodi.com
clientrpl:n:token.rpl
nwdos:d:nwcdex.exe
nwdos:xsd:emm386.exe
nwdos:d:dpmi.exe
nwdos:d:taskmgr.exe
windows:d:taskmgr.exe
nwclient:n:server.exe
nwdos:xsd:dpms.exe
nwdos:d:rpldoc.txt
nwdos:d:readme.txt
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# The following section defines the "elements" of the
# operating system.
[Elements]
# The following items list the operating system
# elements.
# Each Element statement specifies: the text that is
# displayed in INSTALL/SETUP for the element, the total
# size of all the files in the element, and the character
# used in the [Disk] sections of this file to define
# which files belong to which element.
# All elements EXCEPT the first element are optional
# parts of system installation.
Element = Novell DOS 7 Standard System,5700,d
Element = Networking System, 4500,n
Element = MS Windows Utilities, 4700,w
# The following item defines the help text that
# corresponds to the SECOND element listed above;
# there is no help text for the first element.
Help = \
The Networking system software consists of:\n\
- Network card drivers\n\
- NetWare client software\n\
- Peer-to-peer Desktop Server software\n\
- Network utilities
# The following item defines the help text that
# corresponds to the THIRD element listed above.
Help = \
The MS Windows utilities include:\n\
- Fifth Generation Fastback Express backup\n\
- Fifth Generation Search & Destroy anti-virus\n\
- Security screen lock\n\
\n\
If Networking System is selected, the following will \
also be available:\n\
- Networking MS Windows utilities
# The following item defines the size of the DOS files
# that must reside in the root directory of the C:
# drive: IBMBIO.COM, IBMDOS.COM, and so on.
RootSpace = 100
# The following item defines amount of uncompressed space
# required on the host SuperStor drive.
SStorSpace = 300
# The following item specifies whether or not Novell
# DOS 7 installation is enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
NWDOS = On
# The following item specifies whether or not Personal
# NetWare installation is enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
Netware = On
# The following item specifies whether or not the
# Personal NetWare client software is enabled (On) or
# disabled (Off).
Client = On
# The following item specifies whether or not the
# Personal NetWare server software is enabled (On) or
# disabled (Off).
Server = On
# The following item specifies whether or not the MS
# Windows software for the Search & Destroy program is
# enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
VirusScan = On
# The following item specifies whether or not Stacker
# drive creation in SETUP is enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
Stacker = On
# The following item defines the default directory for
# the Novell DOS 7 files.
NWDOSDir = C:\NWDOS
# The following item defines the default directory for
# the Personal NetWare files.
NetwareDir = C:\NWCLIENT
# The following item defines the language for which
# Personal NetWare will be enabled.
NWlang = ENGLISH
# The following item defines the number that corresponds
# to the Novell DOS 7 element.
NWDOSElement = 0
# The following item defines the number that corresponds
# to the Personal NetWare server element.
ServerElement = 1
# The following item defines the number that corresponds
# to the Personal NetWare client element.
ClientElement = 1
# The following item defines the number that corresponds
# to the MS Windows software.
WindowsElement = 2
# The following section defines the statements that are
# included in CONFIG.SYS by default.
# If the user runs SETUP and chooses to preserve the
# existing CONFIG.SYS file, the statements in this section
# will be added to CONFIG.SYS.
[CONFIG.SYS]
COUNTRY=001,,C:\NWDOS\COUNTRY.SYS
DEVICE=SETVER.EXE
DEVICE=HIMEM.SYS
DEVICE=EMM386.EXE /F=NONE
DEVICE=DPMS.EXE
HISTORY=ON,512,ON
DOS=HIGH
# The following section defines the statements that are
# included in AUTOEXEC.BAT by default.
# If the user runs SETUP and chooses to preserve the
# existing AUTOEXEC.BAT file, the statements in this section
# will be added to AUTOEXEC.BAT.
[AUTOEXEC.BAT]
NWCACHE /LEND=ON /DELAY=OFF
KEYB US
# The following section defines the default NET.CFG file.
[NET.CFG]
Netware DOS Requester
SHOW DOTS = ON
USE DEFAULTS = ON
VLM = AUTO.VLM
VLM = NMR.VLM
# The following section defines the files that are located in
# C:\NWCNTL after system installation.
[Server]
server
user
resource
handle
workgrp
security
# The following section defines how third-party software is
# treated by INSTALL/SETUP.
[Third Party]
# If INSTALL/SETUP finds a statement in CONFIG.SYS or
# AUTOEXEC.BAT to load any of the following, it will add
# REM to the beginning of the statement.
Disable = SHARE.EXE
Disable = PCKWIN.SYS
Disable = HIMEM.SYS
Disable = EMM386
Disable = SUPERPCK
Disable = CACHE
Disable = COMSPEC
# If INSTALL/SETUP finds a statement in CONFIG.SYS or
# AUTOEXEC.BAT to load any of the following, it will NOT
# load the corresponding Novell DOS 7 memory manager.
MemManager = QEMM
MemManager = 386MAX
# If INSTALL/SETUP finds a statement in CONFIG.SYS or
# AUTOEXEC.BAT to load the following, it will NOT load
# the Novell DOS 7 disk cache (NWCACHE).
DiskCache = SMARTDRV
# The following section defines the installation of
# additional software and modifies the default behaviour of
# INSTALL/SETUP.
[OEM]
# The following item defines the option in INSTALL/SETUP that
# allows the user to select additional software for
# installation.
#Option = Select OEM drivers and utilities
# The following items define the additional drivers that
# the user can choose to install.
# Each of the following Config statements specifies: the
# text that appears in INSTALL/SETUP, the position in
# CONFIG.SYS of the DEVICE statement that loads the software,
# the filename of the software, and the line to be added to
# CONFIG.SYS (%1%s is replaced by the name of the directory
# to which the file is copied and %0%s is replaced by the
# filename of the software).
#Config = OEM driver 1 (OEM1.SYS),255,OEM1.SYS,DEVICE=%1%s\%0%s /hello
#Config = OEM driver 2 (OEM2.SYS),255,OEM2.SYS,DEVICE=%1%s\%0%s /world
# The following items define the additional utilities that
# the user can choose to install.
# Each of the following Autoexec statements specifies: the
# text that appears in INSTALL/SETUP, the position in
# AUTOEXEC.BAT of the statement that loads the software, the
# filename of the software, and the line to be added to
# AUTOEXEC.BAT (%1%s is replaced by the name of the directory
# to which the file is copied and %0%s is replaced by the
# filename of the software).
#Autoexec = OEM Utility 1 (OEM1.EXE),23,OEM1.EXE,%0%s /o1 /o2
#Autoexec = OEM Utility 2 (OEM2.EXE),24,OEM2.EXE,%0%s /o1 /o2
# The following item specifies whether or not the advanced SETUP
# menus are enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
Advanced = On
# The following item specifies whether or not any existing DOS is
# saved (On) or not saved (Off) when Novell DOS 7 is installed.
Uninstal = On
# The following item specifies whether or not any existing
# CONFIG.SYS or AUTOEXEC.BAT files are mostly preserved (On) or
# discarded and replaced (Off).
Modify = On
# The following item specifies whether or not a prompt is
# displayed in INSTALL/SETUP for the user to select the correct
# country. On means that the prompt will be displayed, Off
# means that it will not be displayed. Country selection allows
# country and keyboard data to be set correctly.
AskCountry = On
# The following item defines the version of KEYB that must
# be loaded before INSTALL/SETUP attempts to set the keyboard
# type by running KEYB.
KeybVer = 8
# The following item specifies the internal version number used
# by the operating system.
CPMVer = 114
# The following item specifies the name of the README file.
# The user will have the option to display this file at the end
# of system installation.
ReadMe = README.TXT
# The following item specifies the name of the file to be
# created when the user is installing Novell DOS 7 from a
# network directory.
#LogFile = NWDOS.LOG
# The following item specifies the maximum number of system
# installs from a network directory.
#MaxInstalls = 20
#NetxReplace = Off
# The following section defines the MS Windows program group for
# Novell DOS 7.
[MSWindows]
# The following item specifies the name of the program group
# for Novell DOS 7.
GroupName = Novell DOS 7
# The following item specifies the group file for Novell DOS 7.
GroupFile = NWDOS.GRP
# The following item specifies the position and size of the
# Novell DOS 7 window.
WinDim = 64,64,400,256
# The following items specify the programs in the Novell DOS 7
# program group.
WinProg = Novell DOS Prompt,COMMAND.COM,,COMMAND.ICO
WinProg = FastBack,FBWX.EXE,,
WinProg = Hardware Test,FBWX.EXE,HWTESTX.FBM,
WinProg = Search & Destroy,WSDSCAN.EXE,,
WinProg = Personal Netware,NETW.EXE,,
WinProg = Network Diagnostics,PNWDIAG.EXE,,
WinProg = Lock,LOCK.EXE,,
# Space required for DOS files in \WINDOWS directory
WinDosSize = 1000;
# Space required for PNW files in \WINDOWS directory
WinNetSize = 2300;
# Space required for MSWindows files in \NWDOS directory
DosWinSize = 1400;
# Space required for MSWindows files in \NWCLIENT directory
NetWinSize = 0;
# The following section defines the text that appears on the
# first INSTALL screen.
[HelloText]
Welcome to the Novell DOS 7 INSTALL Program.
This program will copy the contents of the distribution disks
on to your hard disk or on to floppy disks.
At most stages of the installation process you may obtain help by
pressing the F1 function key.
HelloTextEnd
#
[Disk1]
Installation and Utilities 1
nwdos:d:setup.ini
root:xfd:ibmbio.com
root:xfd:ibmdos.com
root:xfd:command.com
nwdos:xfd:setver.exe
nwdos:xfd:country.sys
nwdos:xfd:keyb.com
nwdos:xfd:himem.sys
nwdos:d:install.exe
nwdos:d:setup2.exe
nwdos:d:setup.hlp
nwdos:d:taskmgr.ini
nwdos:d:nwdos.ini
nwclient:n:hrmib.ini
nwdos:d:pnunpack.exe
nwdos:d:fdisk.com
nwdos:d:sys.com
nwdos:d:format.com
nwdos:d:unformat.com
nwdos:d:sdscan.exe
nwdos:d:vir-info.vrb
nwdos:d:ui.cdb
nwdos:d:ut.cdb
nwdos:d:ansi.sys
nwdos:d:ega.cpi
nwdos:d:4201.cpi
nwdos:d:4208.cpi
nwdos:d:5202.cpi
nwdos:d:1050.cpi
nwdos:d:display.sys
nwdos:d:printer.sys
nwdos:d:help.bat
nwdos:d:nlsfunc.exe
nwdos:d:mode.com
nwdos:d:driver.sys
nwdos:d:append.exe
nwdos:d:assign.com
nwdos:d:attrib.exe
nwdos:d:more.com
nwdos:xd:chkdsk.exe
nwdos:d:choice.com
nwdos:d:command.ico
nwdos:d:comp.com
nwdos:d:cursor.exe
nwdos:d:debug.exe
nwdos:d:diskcopy.com
nwdos:d:diskcomp.com
nwdos:d:doskey.exe
nwdos:d:xcopy.exe
nwdos:d:fastopen.com
nwdos:d:graftabl.com
nwdos:d:dblbuf.sys
root:d:nwdos.386
nwdos:d:hwtestx.fbm
#
[Disk2]
Utilities 2
nwdos:d:dosbook.exe
nwdos:d:diskopt.exe
nwdos:d:xdel.exe
nwdos:d:xdir.exe
nwdos:d:edit.com
nwdos:d:exe2bin.exe
nwdos:d:fc.com
nwdos:d:filelink.exe
nwdos:d:find.exe
nwdos:d:graphics.com
nwdos:d:join.exe
nwdos:d:label.com
nwdos:d:mem.exe
nwdos:d:move.exe
nwdos:d:netwars.exe
nwdos:d:nwcache.exe
nwdos:d:nwcache.ov1
nwdos:d:nwcache.ov2
nwdos:d:lock.exe
nwdos:d:password.exe
nwdos:d:security.ovl
root:xd:security.bin
nwdos:d:delwatch.exe
nwdos:d:delpurge.exe
nwdos:d:diskmap.exe
nwdos:d:undelete.exe
nwdos:d:recover.com
nwdos:d:backup.com
nwdos:d:restore.com
nwdos:d:print.com
nwdos:d:rendir.exe
nwdos:d:replace.exe
nwdos:d:default.ini
#
[Disk3]
Utilities 3
nwdos:d:script.exe
nwdos:d:share.exe
nwdos:d:sort.exe
nwdos:d:subst.exe
nwdos:d:touch.exe
nwdos:d:tree.com
nwdos:d:vdisk.sys
nwdos:d:uninstal.exe
nwdos:d:serno.exe
nwdos:d:memmax.com
nwdos:sd:emmxma.sys
nwdos:d:vipx.386
winsys:d:vipx.386
winsys:d:bwcc.dll
winsys:n:nwnetapi.dll
nwdos:d:sdres.exe
nwdos:w:wsdres.exe
nwdos:w:wsdscan.exe
nwdos:w:wsdscan.hlp
nwdos:d:fbx.exe
winsys:w:fastback.386
nwdos:d:fbxhelp.hlp
winsys:w:fbwlock.dll
nwdos:w:fbwx.exe
winsys:w:fbwx_usa.dll
winsys:w:fbwxdrvr.dll
winsys:w:fbwxnet.dll
winsys:w:fgscl.dll
nwdos:d:default.fb
nwdos:d:create.com
nwdos:d:dconvert.com
#
[Disk4]
Utilities 4
winsys:w:fbwxutil.dll
nwdos:d:fbxfil.hlp
nwdos:w:fbwxhelp.hlp
nwdos:d:dconvrt2.exe
nwdos:d:preview.exe
nwdos:d:sconvert.exe
nwdos:d:screate.sys
nwdos:d:sdefrag.com
nwdos:d:screxec.exe
nwdos:d:sdefrag2.exe
nwdos:d:stacfm.dll
nwdos:d:stacfm.hlp
nwdos:d:stachigh.sys
nwdos:d:stacker.com
nwdos:d:stacker.exe
nwdos:d:stacload.bin
nwdos:d:unstack.com
nwdos:d:unstack2.exe
winsys:d:winswap.exe
winsys:d:winswap2.exe
nwdos:d:winswap2.exe
winsys:d:winswap.cpl
winsys:d:winswap.hlp
nwdos:sd:devswap.com
clientnls:n:uni_1252.pac
clientnls:n:uni_437.pac
clientnls:n:uni_mon.pac
clientnls:n:uni_col.pac
nwclient:n:auto.vlm
nwclient:n:bind.vlm
nwclient:n:conn.vlm
nwclient:n:fio.vlm
nwclient:n:general.vlm
nwclient:n:ipxncp.vlm
nwclient:n:nds.vlm
nwclient:n:netx.vlm
nwclient:n:nmr.vlm
nwclient:n:nwp.vlm
nwclient:n:print.vlm
nwclient:n:redir.vlm
nwclient:n:rsa.vlm
nwclient:n:security.vlm
nwclient:n:tran.vlm
nwclient:n:vlm.exe
nwclient:n:pnw.vlm
clientlang:n:dosrqstr.msg
clientlang:n:nmr.msg
nwclient:n:netbios.exe
nwclient:n:ipxodi.com
nwclient:n:lsl.com
clientlang:n:ipxodi.msg
nwclient:n:odinsup.com
nwclient:n:net.exe
clientlang:n:netc.msg
nwclient:n:netu.ovl
nwclient:n:netu.hlp
nwclient:n:neta.hlp
nwclient:n:netw.exe
clientlang:n:nlmigrat.msg
nwcntl:n:handle
nwcntl:n:workgrp
#
[Disk5]
Utilities 5
nwclient:n:netu2.ovl
nwclient:n:neta.ovl
winsys:n:netwhelp.hlp
winsys:n:netwpnw.dll
winsys:n:nwgdi.dll
winsys:n:nwnet.dll
winsys:n:nwpsrv.dll
winsys:n:nwcalls.dll
winsys:n:nwlocale.dll
winsys:n:nwipxspx.dll
winsys:n:pnw.dll
nwclient:n:nlmigrat.exe
clientlang:n:server.msg
nwcntl:n:resource
nwcntl:n:security
nwcntl:n:user
nwcntl:n:server
nwclient:n:taskid.com
nwclient:n:tbmi2.com
clientlang:n:taskid.msg
clientlang:n:tbmi2.msg
winsys:n:netware.drv
winsys:n:nwpopup.exe
winsys:n:vnetware.386
nwclient:n:nwrcon.pif
winsys:n:netware.hlp
nwclient:n:upatch.exe
nwclient:n:version.exe
nwclient:n:mib2if.vlm
nwclient:n:mib2prot.vlm
nwclient:n:pnw.mib
nwclient:n:pnwmib.vlm
nwclient:n:pnwtrap.mib
nwclient:n:pnwtrap.vlm
nwclient:n:stpipx.com
nwclient:n:stpudp.com
nwclient:n:wssnmp.vlm
nwclient:n:wsasn1.vlm
nwclient:n:wsreg.vlm
nwclient:n:wstrap.vlm
nwclient:n:hostmib.mib
nwclient:n:hrmib.exe
clientlang:n:mib2if.msg
clientlang:n:mib2prot.msg
clientlang:n:pnwmib.msg
clientlang:n:pnwtrap.msg
clientlang:n:stpipx.msg
clientlang:n:stpudp.msg
clientlang:n:wsasn1.msg
clientlang:n:wsreg.msg
clientlang:n:wssnmp.msg
clientlang:n:wstrap.msg
nwclient:n:pnwdiag.exe
winsys:n:pnwdiagw.dll
nwclient:n:pnwdiags.hep
nwclient:n:pnwdiag.dat
clientlang:n:pnwdiags.msg
nwclient:n:ibm_run.ovl
clientlang:n:textutil.msg
clientins:n:ins.oem
#
[Disk6]
Utilities 6
nwclient:n:pnwdiags.exe
nwclient:n:pnwdiag.hlp
nwclient:n:textutil.idx
nwclient:n:drivers.dos
nwclient:n:null.com
clientins:n:null.ins
nwclient:n:ne1000.com
clientins:n:ne1000.ins
nwclient:n:ne1500t.com
clientins:n:ne1500t.ins
nwclient:n:ne2.com
clientins:n:ne2.ins
nwclient:n:ne2000.com
clientins:n:ne2000.ins
nwclient:n:ne2100.com
clientins:n:ne2100.ins
nwclient:n:ne2_32.com
clientins:n:ne2_32.ins
nwclient:n:ne3200.com
clientins:n:ne3200.ins
nwclient:n:ntr2000.com
clientins:n:ntr2000.ins
clientins::3c5x9.com
clientins::3c5x9.ins
clientins::3c503.com
clientins::3c503.ins
clientins::3c523.com
clientins::3c523.ins
clientins::ceodi.com
clientins::ceodi.ins
clientins::e20odi.com
clientins::e20odi.ins
clientins::e21odi.com
clientins::e21odi.ins
clientins::e2hodi.com
clientins::e2hodi.ins
clientins::e30odi.com
clientins::e30odi.ins
clientins::e31odi.com
clientins::e31odi.ins
clientins::es3210.com
clientins::es3210.ins
clientins::exp16odi.com
clientins::exp16odi.ins
clientins::hpisaodi.com
clientins::hpisaodi.ins
clientins::hpmcaodi.com
clientins::hpmcaodi.ins
clientins::ibmfddio.com
clientins:n:ibmfddi.bin
clientins::ibmfddio.ins
clientins::ibmodish.com
clientins::ibmodish.ins
clientins::intel593.com
clientins::intel593.ins
clientins::ncrwl05.com
clientins::ncrwl05.ins
clientins::ni5210.com
clientins::ni5210.ins
clientins::ni6510.com
clientins::ni6510.ins
clientins::ni9210.com
clientins::ni9210.ins
clientins::smc8000.com
clientins::smc8000.ins
clientins::smc8100.com
clientins::smc8100.ins
clientins::t20odi.com
clientins::t20odi.ins
clientins::tccarc.com
clientins::tccarc.ins
clientins::tce16atw.com
clientins::tce16atw.ins
clientins::tce32mcw.com
clientins::tce32mcw.ins
clientins::tctoksh.com
clientins::tctoksh.ins
clientins::token.com
clientins::token.ins
clientins::pcmdm.com
clientins::pcmdm.ins
clientins::pcn2l.com
clientins::pcn2l.ins
clientins::pe2odi.com
clientins::pe2odi.ins
clientins::madgeodi.com
clientins:n:mdgdos02.bin
clientins::madgeodi.ins
clientins::osh391r.com
clientins::osh391r.ins
clientins::trxnet.com
clientins::trxnet.ins
clientrpl:n:dosgen.exe
clientrpl:n:ether.rpl
clientrpl:n:nearserv.exe
clientrpl:n:pcn2l.rpl
clientrpl:n:rboot.rpl
clientrpl:n:rpl.com
clientrpl:n:rplfix.com
clientrpl:n:rplodi.com
clientrpl:n:token.rpl
nwdos:d:nwcdex.exe
nwdos:xsd:emm386.exe
nwdos:d:dpmi.exe
nwdos:d:taskmgr.exe
windows:d:taskmgr.exe
nwclient:n:server.exe
nwdos:xsd:dpms.exe
nwdos:d:rpldoc.txt
nwdos:d:readme.txt
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[Registration]
PNWMachineName=Glaze
Name=Super
Company=Virtual World Entertainment, Inc.
SerialNumber=24059182
[SETUP]
# The following section defines the "elements" of the
# operating system.
NetcfgDir=C:\NWCLIENT
FirstTime=NO
Element0Installed=YES
Element1Installed=YES
Element2Installed=NO
Windows=NO
[Elements]
# The following items list the operating system
# elements.
# Each Element statement specifies: the text that is
# displayed in INSTALL/SETUP for the element, the total
# size of all the files in the element, and the character
# used in the [Disk] sections of this file to define
# which files belong to which element.
# All elements EXCEPT the first element are optional
# parts of system installation.
Element = Novell DOS 7 Standard System,5700,d
Element = Networking System, 4500,n
Element = MS Windows Utilities, 4700,w
# The following item defines the help text that
# corresponds to the SECOND element listed above;
# there is no help text for the first element.
Help = \
The Networking system software consists of:\n\
- Network card drivers\n\
- NetWare client software\n\
- Peer-to-peer Desktop Server software\n\
- Network utilities
# The following item defines the help text that
# corresponds to the THIRD element listed above.
Help = \
The MS Windows utilities include:\n\
- Fifth Generation Fastback Express backup\n\
- Fifth Generation Search & Destroy anti-virus\n\
- Security screen lock\n\
\n\
If Networking System is selected, the following will \
also be available:\n\
- Networking MS Windows utilities
# The following item defines the size of the DOS files
# that must reside in the root directory of the C:
# drive: IBMBIO.COM, IBMDOS.COM, and so on.
RootSpace = 100
# The following item defines amount of uncompressed space
# required on the host SuperStor drive.
SStorSpace = 300
# The following item specifies whether or not Novell
# DOS 7 installation is enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
NWDOS = On
# The following item specifies whether or not Personal
# NetWare installation is enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
Netware = On
# The following item specifies whether or not the
# Personal NetWare client software is enabled (On) or
# disabled (Off).
Client = On
# The following item specifies whether or not the
# Personal NetWare server software is enabled (On) or
# disabled (Off).
Server = On
# The following item specifies whether or not the MS
# Windows software for the Search & Destroy program is
# enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
VirusScan = On
# The following item specifies whether or not Stacker
# drive creation in SETUP is enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
Stacker = On
# The following item defines the default directory for
# the Novell DOS 7 files.
NWDOSDir=C:\NWDOS
# The following item defines the default directory for
# the Personal NetWare files.
NetwareDir=C:\NWCLIENT
# The following item defines the language for which
# Personal NetWare will be enabled.
NWlang = ENGLISH
# The following item defines the number that corresponds
# to the Novell DOS 7 element.
NWDOSElement = 0
# The following item defines the number that corresponds
# to the Personal NetWare server element.
ServerElement = 1
# The following item defines the number that corresponds
# to the Personal NetWare client element.
ClientElement = 1
# The following item defines the number that corresponds
# to the MS Windows software.
WindowsElement = 2
# The following section defines the statements that are
# included in CONFIG.SYS by default.
# If the user runs SETUP and chooses to preserve the
# existing CONFIG.SYS file, the statements in this section
# will be added to CONFIG.SYS.
[CONFIG.SYS]
COUNTRY=001,,C:\NWDOS\COUNTRY.SYS
DEVICE=SETVER.EXE
DEVICE=HIMEM.SYS
DEVICE=EMM386.EXE /F=NONE
DEVICE=DPMS.EXE
HISTORY=ON,512,ON
DOS=HIGH
# The following section defines the statements that are
# included in AUTOEXEC.BAT by default.
# If the user runs SETUP and chooses to preserve the
# existing AUTOEXEC.BAT file, the statements in this section
# will be added to AUTOEXEC.BAT.
[AUTOEXEC.BAT]
NWCACHE /LEND=ON /DELAY=OFF
KEYB US
# The following section defines the default NET.CFG file.
[NET.CFG]
Netware DOS Requester
SHOW DOTS = ON
USE DEFAULTS = ON
VLM = AUTO.VLM
VLM = NMR.VLM
# The following section defines the files that are located in
# C:\NWCNTL after system installation.
[Server]
server
user
resource
handle
workgrp
security
# The following section defines how third-party software is
# treated by INSTALL/SETUP.
[Third Party]
# If INSTALL/SETUP finds a statement in CONFIG.SYS or
# AUTOEXEC.BAT to load any of the following, it will add
# REM to the beginning of the statement.
Disable = SHARE.EXE
Disable = PCKWIN.SYS
Disable = HIMEM.SYS
Disable = EMM386
Disable = SUPERPCK
Disable = CACHE
Disable = COMSPEC
# If INSTALL/SETUP finds a statement in CONFIG.SYS or
# AUTOEXEC.BAT to load any of the following, it will NOT
# load the corresponding Novell DOS 7 memory manager.
MemManager = QEMM
MemManager = 386MAX
# If INSTALL/SETUP finds a statement in CONFIG.SYS or
# AUTOEXEC.BAT to load the following, it will NOT load
# the Novell DOS 7 disk cache (NWCACHE).
DiskCache = SMARTDRV
# The following section defines the installation of
# additional software and modifies the default behaviour of
# INSTALL/SETUP.
[OEM]
# The following item defines the option in INSTALL/SETUP that
# allows the user to select additional software for
# installation.
#Option = Select OEM drivers and utilities
# The following items define the additional drivers that
# the user can choose to install.
# Each of the following Config statements specifies: the
# text that appears in INSTALL/SETUP, the position in
# CONFIG.SYS of the DEVICE statement that loads the software,
# the filename of the software, and the line to be added to
# CONFIG.SYS (%1%s is replaced by the name of the directory
# to which the file is copied and %0%s is replaced by the
# filename of the software).
#Config = OEM driver 1 (OEM1.SYS),255,OEM1.SYS,DEVICE=%1%s\%0%s /hello
#Config = OEM driver 2 (OEM2.SYS),255,OEM2.SYS,DEVICE=%1%s\%0%s /world
# The following items define the additional utilities that
# the user can choose to install.
# Each of the following Autoexec statements specifies: the
# text that appears in INSTALL/SETUP, the position in
# AUTOEXEC.BAT of the statement that loads the software, the
# filename of the software, and the line to be added to
# AUTOEXEC.BAT (%1%s is replaced by the name of the directory
# to which the file is copied and %0%s is replaced by the
# filename of the software).
#Autoexec = OEM Utility 1 (OEM1.EXE),23,OEM1.EXE,%0%s /o1 /o2
#Autoexec = OEM Utility 2 (OEM2.EXE),24,OEM2.EXE,%0%s /o1 /o2
# The following item specifies whether or not the advanced SETUP
# menus are enabled (On) or disabled (Off).
Advanced = On
# The following item specifies whether or not any existing DOS is
# saved (On) or not saved (Off) when Novell DOS 7 is installed.
Uninstal = On
# The following item specifies whether or not any existing
# CONFIG.SYS or AUTOEXEC.BAT files are mostly preserved (On) or
# discarded and replaced (Off).
Modify = On
# The following item specifies whether or not a prompt is
# displayed in INSTALL/SETUP for the user to select the correct
# country. On means that the prompt will be displayed, Off
# means that it will not be displayed. Country selection allows
# country and keyboard data to be set correctly.
AskCountry = On
# The following item defines the version of KEYB that must
# be loaded before INSTALL/SETUP attempts to set the keyboard
# type by running KEYB.
KeybVer = 8
# The following item specifies the internal version number used
# by the operating system.
CPMVer = 114
# The following item specifies the name of the README file.
# The user will have the option to display this file at the end
# of system installation.
ReadMe = README.TXT
# The following item specifies the name of the file to be
# created when the user is installing Novell DOS 7 from a
# network directory.
#LogFile = NWDOS.LOG
# The following item specifies the maximum number of system
# installs from a network directory.
#MaxInstalls = 20
#NetxReplace = Off
# The following section defines the MS Windows program group for
# Novell DOS 7.
[MSWindows]
# The following item specifies the name of the program group
# for Novell DOS 7.
GroupName = Novell DOS 7
# The following item specifies the group file for Novell DOS 7.
GroupFile = NWDOS.GRP
# The following item specifies the position and size of the
# Novell DOS 7 window.
WinDim = 64,64,400,256
# The following items specify the programs in the Novell DOS 7
# program group.
WinProg = Novell DOS Prompt,COMMAND.COM,,COMMAND.ICO
WinProg = FastBack,FBWX.EXE,,
WinProg = Hardware Test,FBWX.EXE,HWTESTX.FBM,
WinProg = Search & Destroy,WSDSCAN.EXE,,
WinProg = Personal Netware,NETW.EXE,,
WinProg = Network Diagnostics,PNWDIAG.EXE,,
WinProg = Lock,LOCK.EXE,,
# Space required for DOS files in \WINDOWS directory
WinDosSize = 1000;
# Space required for PNW files in \WINDOWS directory
WinNetSize = 2300;
# Space required for MSWindows files in \NWDOS directory
DosWinSize = 1400;
# Space required for MSWindows files in \NWCLIENT directory
NetWinSize = 0;
# The following section defines the text that appears on the
# first INSTALL screen.
[HelloText]
Welcome to the Novell DOS 7 INSTALL Program.
This program will copy the contents of the distribution disks
on to your hard disk or on to floppy disks.
At most stages of the installation process you may obtain help by
pressing the F1 function key.
HelloTextEnd
#
[Disk1]
Installation and Utilities 1
nwdos:d:setup.ini
root:xfd:ibmbio.com
root:xfd:ibmdos.com
root:xfd:command.com
nwdos:xfd:setver.exe
nwdos:xfd:country.sys
nwdos:xfd:keyb.com
nwdos:xfd:himem.sys
nwdos:d:install.exe
nwdos:d:setup2.exe
nwdos:d:setup.hlp
nwdos:d:taskmgr.ini
nwdos:d:nwdos.ini
nwclient:n:hrmib.ini
nwdos:d:pnunpack.exe
nwdos:d:fdisk.com
nwdos:d:sys.com
nwdos:d:format.com
nwdos:d:unformat.com
nwdos:d:sdscan.exe
nwdos:d:vir-info.vrb
nwdos:d:ui.cdb
nwdos:d:ut.cdb
nwdos:d:ansi.sys
nwdos:d:ega.cpi
nwdos:d:4201.cpi
nwdos:d:4208.cpi
nwdos:d:5202.cpi
nwdos:d:1050.cpi
nwdos:d:display.sys
nwdos:d:printer.sys
nwdos:d:help.bat
nwdos:d:nlsfunc.exe
nwdos:d:mode.com
nwdos:d:driver.sys
nwdos:d:append.exe
nwdos:d:assign.com
nwdos:d:attrib.exe
nwdos:d:more.com
nwdos:xd:chkdsk.exe
nwdos:d:choice.com
nwdos:d:command.ico
nwdos:d:comp.com
nwdos:d:cursor.exe
nwdos:d:debug.exe
nwdos:d:diskcopy.com
nwdos:d:diskcomp.com
nwdos:d:doskey.exe
nwdos:d:xcopy.exe
nwdos:d:fastopen.com
nwdos:d:graftabl.com
nwdos:d:dblbuf.sys
root:d:nwdos.386
nwdos:d:hwtestx.fbm
#
[Disk2]
Utilities 2
nwdos:d:dosbook.exe
nwdos:d:diskopt.exe
nwdos:d:xdel.exe
nwdos:d:xdir.exe
nwdos:d:edit.com
nwdos:d:exe2bin.exe
nwdos:d:fc.com
nwdos:d:filelink.exe
nwdos:d:find.exe
nwdos:d:graphics.com
nwdos:d:join.exe
nwdos:d:label.com
nwdos:d:mem.exe
nwdos:d:move.exe
nwdos:d:netwars.exe
nwdos:d:nwcache.exe
nwdos:d:nwcache.ov1
nwdos:d:nwcache.ov2
nwdos:d:lock.exe
nwdos:d:password.exe
nwdos:d:security.ovl
root:xd:security.bin
nwdos:d:delwatch.exe
nwdos:d:delpurge.exe
nwdos:d:diskmap.exe
nwdos:d:undelete.exe
nwdos:d:recover.com
nwdos:d:backup.com
nwdos:d:restore.com
nwdos:d:print.com
nwdos:d:rendir.exe
nwdos:d:replace.exe
nwdos:d:default.ini
#
[Disk3]
Utilities 3
nwdos:d:script.exe
nwdos:d:share.exe
nwdos:d:sort.exe
nwdos:d:subst.exe
nwdos:d:touch.exe
nwdos:d:tree.com
nwdos:d:vdisk.sys
nwdos:d:uninstal.exe
nwdos:d:serno.exe
nwdos:d:memmax.com
nwdos:sd:emmxma.sys
nwdos:d:vipx.386
winsys:d:vipx.386
winsys:d:bwcc.dll
winsys:n:nwnetapi.dll
nwdos:d:sdres.exe
nwdos:w:wsdres.exe
nwdos:w:wsdscan.exe
nwdos:w:wsdscan.hlp
nwdos:d:fbx.exe
winsys:w:fastback.386
nwdos:d:fbxhelp.hlp
winsys:w:fbwlock.dll
nwdos:w:fbwx.exe
winsys:w:fbwx_usa.dll
winsys:w:fbwxdrvr.dll
winsys:w:fbwxnet.dll
winsys:w:fgscl.dll
nwdos:d:default.fb
nwdos:d:create.com
nwdos:d:dconvert.com
#
[Disk4]
Utilities 4
winsys:w:fbwxutil.dll
nwdos:d:fbxfil.hlp
nwdos:w:fbwxhelp.hlp
nwdos:d:dconvrt2.exe
nwdos:d:preview.exe
nwdos:d:sconvert.exe
nwdos:d:screate.sys
nwdos:d:sdefrag.com
nwdos:d:screxec.exe
nwdos:d:sdefrag2.exe
nwdos:d:stacfm.dll
nwdos:d:stacfm.hlp
nwdos:d:stachigh.sys
nwdos:d:stacker.com
nwdos:d:stacker.exe
nwdos:d:stacload.bin
nwdos:d:unstack.com
nwdos:d:unstack2.exe
winsys:d:winswap.exe
winsys:d:winswap2.exe
nwdos:d:winswap2.exe
winsys:d:winswap.cpl
winsys:d:winswap.hlp
nwdos:sd:devswap.com
clientnls:n:uni_1252.pac
clientnls:n:uni_437.pac
clientnls:n:uni_mon.pac
clientnls:n:uni_col.pac
nwclient:n:auto.vlm
nwclient:n:bind.vlm
nwclient:n:conn.vlm
nwclient:n:fio.vlm
nwclient:n:general.vlm
nwclient:n:ipxncp.vlm
nwclient:n:nds.vlm
nwclient:n:netx.vlm
nwclient:n:nmr.vlm
nwclient:n:nwp.vlm
nwclient:n:print.vlm
nwclient:n:redir.vlm
nwclient:n:rsa.vlm
nwclient:n:security.vlm
nwclient:n:tran.vlm
nwclient:n:vlm.exe
nwclient:n:pnw.vlm
clientlang:n:dosrqstr.msg
clientlang:n:nmr.msg
nwclient:n:netbios.exe
nwclient:n:ipxodi.com
nwclient:n:lsl.com
clientlang:n:ipxodi.msg
nwclient:n:odinsup.com
nwclient:n:net.exe
clientlang:n:netc.msg
nwclient:n:netu.ovl
nwclient:n:netu.hlp
nwclient:n:neta.hlp
nwclient:n:netw.exe
clientlang:n:nlmigrat.msg
nwcntl:n:handle
nwcntl:n:workgrp
#
[Disk5]
Utilities 5
nwclient:n:netu2.ovl
nwclient:n:neta.ovl
winsys:n:netwhelp.hlp
winsys:n:netwpnw.dll
winsys:n:nwgdi.dll
winsys:n:nwnet.dll
winsys:n:nwpsrv.dll
winsys:n:nwcalls.dll
winsys:n:nwlocale.dll
winsys:n:nwipxspx.dll
winsys:n:pnw.dll
nwclient:n:nlmigrat.exe
clientlang:n:server.msg
nwcntl:n:resource
nwcntl:n:security
nwcntl:n:user
nwcntl:n:server
nwclient:n:taskid.com
nwclient:n:tbmi2.com
clientlang:n:taskid.msg
clientlang:n:tbmi2.msg
winsys:n:netware.drv
winsys:n:nwpopup.exe
winsys:n:vnetware.386
nwclient:n:nwrcon.pif
winsys:n:netware.hlp
nwclient:n:upatch.exe
nwclient:n:version.exe
nwclient:n:mib2if.vlm
nwclient:n:mib2prot.vlm
nwclient:n:pnw.mib
nwclient:n:pnwmib.vlm
nwclient:n:pnwtrap.mib
nwclient:n:pnwtrap.vlm
nwclient:n:stpipx.com
nwclient:n:stpudp.com
nwclient:n:wssnmp.vlm
nwclient:n:wsasn1.vlm
nwclient:n:wsreg.vlm
nwclient:n:wstrap.vlm
nwclient:n:hostmib.mib
nwclient:n:hrmib.exe
clientlang:n:mib2if.msg
clientlang:n:mib2prot.msg
clientlang:n:pnwmib.msg
clientlang:n:pnwtrap.msg
clientlang:n:stpipx.msg
clientlang:n:stpudp.msg
clientlang:n:wsasn1.msg
clientlang:n:wsreg.msg
clientlang:n:wssnmp.msg
clientlang:n:wstrap.msg
nwclient:n:pnwdiag.exe
winsys:n:pnwdiagw.dll
nwclient:n:pnwdiags.hep
nwclient:n:pnwdiag.dat
clientlang:n:pnwdiags.msg
nwclient:n:ibm_run.ovl
clientlang:n:textutil.msg
clientins:n:ins.oem
#
[Disk6]
Utilities 6
nwclient:n:pnwdiags.exe
nwclient:n:pnwdiag.hlp
nwclient:n:textutil.idx
nwclient:n:drivers.dos
nwclient:n:null.com
clientins:n:null.ins
nwclient:n:ne1000.com
clientins:n:ne1000.ins
nwclient:n:ne1500t.com
clientins:n:ne1500t.ins
nwclient:n:ne2.com
clientins:n:ne2.ins
nwclient:n:ne2000.com
clientins:n:ne2000.ins
nwclient:n:ne2100.com
clientins:n:ne2100.ins
nwclient:n:ne2_32.com
clientins:n:ne2_32.ins
nwclient:n:ne3200.com
clientins:n:ne3200.ins
nwclient:n:ntr2000.com
clientins:n:ntr2000.ins
clientins::3c5x9.com
clientins::3c5x9.ins
clientins::3c503.com
clientins::3c503.ins
clientins::3c523.com
clientins::3c523.ins
clientins::ceodi.com
clientins::ceodi.ins
clientins::e20odi.com
clientins::e20odi.ins
clientins::e21odi.com
clientins::e21odi.ins
clientins::e2hodi.com
clientins::e2hodi.ins
clientins::e30odi.com
clientins::e30odi.ins
clientins::e31odi.com
clientins::e31odi.ins
clientins::es3210.com
clientins::es3210.ins
clientins::exp16odi.com
clientins::exp16odi.ins
clientins::hpisaodi.com
clientins::hpisaodi.ins
clientins::hpmcaodi.com
clientins::hpmcaodi.ins
clientins::ibmfddio.com
clientins:n:ibmfddi.bin
clientins::ibmfddio.ins
clientins::ibmodish.com
clientins::ibmodish.ins
clientins::intel593.com
clientins::intel593.ins
clientins::ncrwl05.com
clientins::ncrwl05.ins
clientins::ni5210.com
clientins::ni5210.ins
clientins::ni6510.com
clientins::ni6510.ins
clientins::ni9210.com
clientins::ni9210.ins
clientins::smc8000.com
clientins::smc8000.ins
clientins::smc8100.com
clientins::smc8100.ins
clientins::t20odi.com
clientins::t20odi.ins
clientins::tccarc.com
clientins::tccarc.ins
clientins::tce16atw.com
clientins::tce16atw.ins
clientins::tce32mcw.com
clientins::tce32mcw.ins
clientins::tctoksh.com
clientins::tctoksh.ins
clientins::token.com
clientins::token.ins
clientins::pcmdm.com
clientins::pcmdm.ins
clientins::pcn2l.com
clientins::pcn2l.ins
clientins::pe2odi.com
clientins::pe2odi.ins
clientins::madgeodi.com
clientins:n:mdgdos02.bin
clientins::madgeodi.ins
clientins::osh391r.com
clientins::osh391r.ins
clientins::trxnet.com
clientins::trxnet.ins
clientrpl:n:dosgen.exe
clientrpl:n:ether.rpl
clientrpl:n:nearserv.exe
clientrpl:n:pcn2l.rpl
clientrpl:n:rboot.rpl
clientrpl:n:rpl.com
clientrpl:n:rplfix.com
clientrpl:n:rplodi.com
clientrpl:n:token.rpl
nwdos:d:nwcdex.exe
nwdos:xsd:emm386.exe
nwdos:d:dpmi.exe
nwdos:d:taskmgr.exe
windows:d:taskmgr.exe
nwclient:n:server.exe
nwdos:xsd:dpms.exe
nwdos:d:rpldoc.txt
nwdos:d:readme.txt

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