Mail Archives: djgpp/1995/04/01/06:27:25
> The only significant difference [...] is that at work NetWare is loaded.
Morten Welinder (terra AT diku DOT dk) wrote:
> Some older versions of netware trashed the upper word of Eax in the timer
> tick interrupt. (Quality software...) Write a small assembly program to test
> for it.
Which number versions of Novell are faulty? How to get updates of it? How can
I easily find which version of it I have?
Nigel Stephens <nigel AT algor DOT co DOT uk> replied:-
> Interesting! I always wondered why GO32-programs were so flaky under
> Netware. Does anyone know at which Netware revision this was fixed?
I have Windows for Workgroups (version 3.11 or 3.1.1). I am on a novell net,
but I log in on it myself, the login instruction is not in AUTOEXEC.BAT . When
just now I entered Windows and clicked the `MSDOS' icon, this happened, even
without djgpp being involved anywhere:-
Before logging in to the server:
- in DOS-within-Windows, the DOS prompt was exactly as in plain DOS, it
included the current directory name.
While logged in to the server:
- in DOS-within-Windows, the DOS prompt was simply `C>'
After logging out from the server:
- The first time I clicked the MSDOS icon I got a Windows message
"application failure", and the Windows icons-&-windows display returned.
- The second time I tried, in DOS-within-Windows, the DOS prompt was `C>'.
Please what is happening??? Millions of people use Novell Netware!! and it
still seems to clash with things. It looks like the bug is in the Novell
Netware: where can I email about information about it? What is Novell's email
(and postal) address?? When will it be put right?
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