Can not "see" files on some partitions
I do not know what happend to my OS/2 Warp 4 Installation a few weeks ago. I have my system set up to run several Operating Systems on 8 or 9 partitions of my main drive.
Now, when I go to the OS/2-Drive-Selection-Windo
I found some panel that seems to be the filter-setup, and I changed the entries but did not find a way to save the new settings.
Strangely, when I start a DOS-Session in OS/2 I can see and manipulate each and every file on these drives.
OS/2 lives on a second primary C-Drive at the physical end of my 2Gig-ibm-scsi-dors-hd.
I have nearly no knowledge on OS/2, please be extremly detailed. If you solve my problem I will give an A-rating.
The IBM-software-helpline was not helpful with the setup at all, although I have had some great experiences with IBM-service in the hardware-section (ownig several Thinkpads).
regards
tabit
PS: Do not try to recommend a reinstallation of the OS, I can solve the problem this way myself. thanks
Now, when I go to the OS/2-Drive-Selection-Windo
I found some panel that seems to be the filter-setup, and I changed the entries but did not find a way to save the new settings.
Strangely, when I start a DOS-Session in OS/2 I can see and manipulate each and every file on these drives.
OS/2 lives on a second primary C-Drive at the physical end of my 2Gig-ibm-scsi-dors-hd.
I have nearly no knowledge on OS/2, please be extremly detailed. If you solve my problem I will give an A-rating.
The IBM-software-helpline was not helpful with the setup at all, although I have had some great experiences with IBM-service in the hardware-section (ownig several Thinkpads).
regards
tabit
PS: Do not try to recommend a reinstallation of the OS, I can solve the problem this way myself. thanks
ASKER
OK, I have formatted on of my fat-disks, but this is the other C-drive, and therefore I could nevers see this drive. The other Drives have had no changes, or does a windows95-reinstall automatically delete the os/2-files on all the partitions win95 can see? No this can not be. Everything started with one drive I could not see, the other came later.
tabit
tabit
First, check the disks. To do this, open the "Drives" window and click on D: and E: with the right mouse button (one at a time) and select 'Check disk...' (be careful not to select 'Format disk...'!). When this is complete, try opening the drive to see if you can see anything.
Second: which view of the drive do you get? You can specify a particular view by clicking on the drive with the right mouse button and selecting "Open ->" and then a view type. Try all of "Icon, Tree, Details" and see if you can see anything.
Third: open the drive's Properties (again: right mouse button) and select 'Include'. If there is a list of criteria, try deleting each item: select the item, then click the 'Delete' button. Then close the Properties window and the drive window, and reopen the drive window in icon view. You should be able to see *something* now.
(I'd suggest going back to the 'Include' settings afterwards and saying 'Add', then filling in the criteria to "Exclude" "Attribute: Hidden flag" "Comparison type: is equal to" "Comparison value: on", then clicking "Add" - this will make sure that files which the system is deliberately hiding from you are invisible.)
Second: which view of the drive do you get? You can specify a particular view by clicking on the drive with the right mouse button and selecting "Open ->" and then a view type. Try all of "Icon, Tree, Details" and see if you can see anything.
Third: open the drive's Properties (again: right mouse button) and select 'Include'. If there is a list of criteria, try deleting each item: select the item, then click the 'Delete' button. Then close the Properties window and the drive window, and reopen the drive window in icon view. You should be able to see *something* now.
(I'd suggest going back to the 'Include' settings afterwards and saying 'Add', then filling in the criteria to "Exclude" "Attribute: Hidden flag" "Comparison type: is equal to" "Comparison value: on", then clicking "Add" - this will make sure that files which the system is deliberately hiding from you are invisible.)
ASKER
I'll check your answer out, if it works, you'll recieve your rating
thanks so far
tabit
thanks so far
tabit
ASKER
you wrote:
>>First, check the disks. To do this, open the "Drives" window and click on D: and E: with the right mouse button (one at a time) and select 'Check disk...' (be careful not to select 'Format disk...'!). When this is complete, try opening the drive to see if you can see anything.<<
I tried that and the result is:
E checked OK
D checked OK
C checked Filesystem-Error
But: I can see and manipulate each and every file on C with every view and os-window, I can see and manipulate each and every file on all three drives with a DOS or WinOS/2-session on OS/2, but I can still not see a single file on D and E from OS/2-GUI-sessions (did not try os-2-command-lines by now).
you wrote:
>>open the drive's Properties (again: right mouse button) and select 'Include'. If there is a list of criteria, try deleting each item: select the item, then click the 'Delete' button. Then close the Properties window and the drive window, and reopen the
drive window in icon view. You should be able to see *something* now.<<
I saw that I deleteted all viewing-creteria in an earlier session, but to no avail.
Stay tuned while I reopen the question to other experts by rejecting your answer, because it did not solve my problem, feel free to drop a better answer.
For the other experts again: Do NOT recommend to reinstall OS/2, I can solve the problem this way myself and I do not want that.
>>First, check the disks. To do this, open the "Drives" window and click on D: and E: with the right mouse button (one at a time) and select 'Check disk...' (be careful not to select 'Format disk...'!). When this is complete, try opening the drive to see if you can see anything.<<
I tried that and the result is:
E checked OK
D checked OK
C checked Filesystem-Error
But: I can see and manipulate each and every file on C with every view and os-window, I can see and manipulate each and every file on all three drives with a DOS or WinOS/2-session on OS/2, but I can still not see a single file on D and E from OS/2-GUI-sessions (did not try os-2-command-lines by now).
you wrote:
>>open the drive's Properties (again: right mouse button) and select 'Include'. If there is a list of criteria, try deleting each item: select the item, then click the 'Delete' button. Then close the Properties window and the drive window, and reopen the
drive window in icon view. You should be able to see *something* now.<<
I saw that I deleteted all viewing-creteria in an earlier session, but to no avail.
Stay tuned while I reopen the question to other experts by rejecting your answer, because it did not solve my problem, feel free to drop a better answer.
For the other experts again: Do NOT recommend to reinstall OS/2, I can solve the problem this way myself and I do not want that.
It seems to me just a Workplace Shell (WPS) problem.
The best way to check is to download fm/2 from hobbes and perform some file action. If this works it is a wps error.
But first locate the error!
Arjen
The best way to check is to download fm/2 from hobbes and perform some file action. If this works it is a wps error.
But first locate the error!
Arjen
ASKER
Sorry, arjen,
I do not understand what you are talking about.
I know there is a WPS, but I think it is your task to locate the error and: what is hobbes, what is fm/2.
Please reread my question and give an answer I can understand
tabit
I do not understand what you are talking about.
I know there is a WPS, but I think it is your task to locate the error and: what is hobbes, what is fm/2.
Please reread my question and give an answer I can understand
tabit
WPS is the os/2 shell. I presume you use this when you are talking about os2-gui. WPS is just a program. You can live without it but do not try it for now.
FM/2 is a file manager. One of the best. Graphical. Pure OS/2.
Hobbes is the internet archive where you find the latest version of fm/2. http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/ Just search on fm2.
Leo is an other site. http://www.leo.org/archiv/os2/
So my advise is to download a os/2 file manager from a internet archive site and have a look at your logical drives.
FM/2 is a file manager. One of the best. Graphical. Pure OS/2.
Hobbes is the internet archive where you find the latest version of fm/2. http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/ Just search on fm2.
Leo is an other site. http://www.leo.org/archiv/os2/
So my advise is to download a os/2 file manager from a internet archive site and have a look at your logical drives.
ASKER
OK, I will give it a try an rate your answer, if it solves my problem. But: I recommend to reread the Q-history, because we found an FS-Error on the C-drive earlier, and I guess the real problem is there...
The filesystem error on C is probably due to the fact that C is
in use by OS/2, so cannot be corrected. If your C drive is HPFS
formatted instead of FAT, try adding the text
/AUTOCHECK:+C
to the end of the line
IFS=C:\OS2\HPFS.IFS ....
in your CONFIG.SYS
The /AUTOCHECK:+C will mean that the disk will be fully checked
the next time you start OS/2. Once you have done that once, you
can change the addition to /AUTOCHECK:C, which means that it
will only be checked if there was a problem last time you
switched off.
in use by OS/2, so cannot be corrected. If your C drive is HPFS
formatted instead of FAT, try adding the text
/AUTOCHECK:+C
to the end of the line
IFS=C:\OS2\HPFS.IFS ....
in your CONFIG.SYS
The /AUTOCHECK:+C will mean that the disk will be fully checked
the next time you start OS/2. Once you have done that once, you
can change the addition to /AUTOCHECK:C, which means that it
will only be checked if there was a problem last time you
switched off.
ASKER
Dear sbufton,
your answer seems very promising, if it works, I will reject the other answer and ask you to repost your comment as an answer. I did a bit more testing and saw, that every program I start and even OS/2-windows provide me with access to all the files on D and E.
Dear arjen,
I guess that fm2 is also a program, that can "see" all the drives. But to use another program does not solve the WPS-problem
tabit
tabit
your answer seems very promising, if it works, I will reject the other answer and ask you to repost your comment as an answer. I did a bit more testing and saw, that every program I start and even OS/2-windows provide me with access to all the files on D and E.
Dear arjen,
I guess that fm2 is also a program, that can "see" all the drives. But to use another program does not solve the WPS-problem
tabit
tabit
Oke, if fm/2 sees all your drives then the problem is a WPS error and not a os/2 error. This is in my view very important, because chkdsk and other commands will not change the wps error.
The next step to take is to make a backup of os2.ini and os2sys.ini in \os2. They may be hidden and system.
Make new versions of this files with the makeini command. See the os/2 help for instructies. It is something like:
makeini ini.rc os2.ini
makeini inisys.rc os2sys.ini
This makes new default ini-files.
Be aware that your startup archives are reset too.
Try to access your drives. If it works the ini-files are corrupt.
Arjen
The next step to take is to make a backup of os2.ini and os2sys.ini in \os2. They may be hidden and system.
Make new versions of this files with the makeini command. See the os/2 help for instructies. It is something like:
makeini ini.rc os2.ini
makeini inisys.rc os2sys.ini
This makes new default ini-files.
Be aware that your startup archives are reset too.
Try to access your drives. If it works the ini-files are corrupt.
Arjen
ASKER
Dear Arjen, you are right, checkdisk corrected errors, but the problem is the WPS. I thought about reinstalling the WPS, tried to install Warp 4 over the old installation before I put this question but to no avail.
If your ini-file recreation works youll get your points.
tabit
If your ini-file recreation works youll get your points.
tabit
ASKER
OK, Arjen, even to delete the backed-up OS2.ini and OS2sys.ini did not help. OS2 came up without them and still had the WPS-problem. Isn't it possible to uninstall/reinstall the WPS?
Dear Sbufton, you saw my earlier comment, checkdisk checked the disks and "corrected some minor errors on drive C" but the WPS-problem is still the same.
Could it be something in my config.sys?
tabit
Dear Sbufton, you saw my earlier comment, checkdisk checked the disks and "corrected some minor errors on drive C" but the WPS-problem is still the same.
Could it be something in my config.sys?
tabit
Open the properties dialog for the drive
and check the Include tab. It should have
one line:
I Flags is less than --H- File System
Also, what does the "Details" tab for the
drive say?
I suppose one could write a REXX script to
delete and recreate the appropriate drive
objects....
and check the Include tab. It should have
one line:
I Flags is less than --H- File System
Also, what does the "Details" tab for the
drive say?
I suppose one could write a REXX script to
delete and recreate the appropriate drive
objects....
ASKER
Dear twh270,
The properties are already checked and alright as you can see in the Question-History.
I do not know anything about REXX, but I know WPS worked once and does not work now.
please be a bit more detailed
The properties are already checked and alright as you can see in the Question-History.
I do not know anything about REXX, but I know WPS worked once and does not work now.
please be a bit more detailed
try getting checkini, part of the WPTOOLS
located on the Musthaves
(www.musthave.com). It is a very useful
set of utils. Also, you could try
inimaint or unimaint; all three of these
are ini repair tools that find and repair
a multitude of ini problems. The EXACT
URL for WPTOOLS is:
ftp://os2.musthave.com/wptool19.zip
Give it a try, it *helped* fix a bad
desktop problem I recently had.
located on the Musthaves
(www.musthave.com). It is a very useful
set of utils. Also, you could try
inimaint or unimaint; all three of these
are ini repair tools that find and repair
a multitude of ini problems. The EXACT
URL for WPTOOLS is:
ftp://os2.musthave.com/wptool19.zip
Give it a try, it *helped* fix a bad
desktop problem I recently had.
ASKER
Dear arelyea,
here is the checkini.log-file of my actual warp4-installation:
regards
tabit
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Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\SOUNDRE
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Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\CHARMAP
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Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\PROGMAN
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Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\WINFILE
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Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\MPLAYER
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Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\PBRUSH.
Object 29743 <WP_EOMWPRINTMAN>, Class WPProgram : Druck-Manager
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\PRINTMA
Object 2AD0A <WP_EOMWCONTROL>, Class WPProgram : Systemsteuerung
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\CONTROL
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Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\SETUP.E
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Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\CALC.EX
Object 2CBEF <WP_EOMWCARDFILE>, Class WPProgram : Kartei
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\CARDFIL
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Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\CALENDA
Object 2E727 <WP_EOMWNOTEPAD>, Class WPProgram : Editor
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\NOTEPAD
Object 2E804 <WP_EOMWATMCNTRL>, Class WPProgram : ATM Control Panel
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\ATMCNTR
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Exename: D:\HDALT\DOSWP51\WP.EXE<-U
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Exename: D:\HDALT\DOSWORKS\WORKS.EX
Object 25807 <OD_PREFS>, Class WPProgram : Part Editor Preferences
Exename: C:\OPENDOC\BIN\ODPREFS.EXE
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3C854:SOFTART =>F:\SAMPLES\MPEG\SOFTART<
36308:AEDIT.MPG =>F:\SAMPLES\MPEG\SOFTART\
325A6:DISKIMGS =>F:\DISKIMGS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
38351:OS2 =>F:\DISKIMGS\OS2<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
366E9:35 =>F:\DISKIMGS\OS2\35<-UNAB
347FB:NETSCAPE =>F:\NETSCAPE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
382AB:SOFTWARE =>F:\NETSCAPE\SOFTWARE<-UN
31D8A:NSOS2202.EXE =>F:\NETSCAPE\SOFTWARE\NSO
365CC:PROGRAM =>F:\NETSCAPE\PROGRAM<-UNA
306EA:PLUGINS =>F:\NETSCAPE\PLUGINS<-UNA
3116D:NSN16 =>F:\NETSCAPE\NSN16<-UNABL
3B8C7:NSN32 =>F:\NETSCAPE\NSN32<-UNABL
320DD:INDEX.HTM =>F:\INDEX.HTM<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
386FB:HTDOCS =>F:\HTDOCS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
30EB0:EXPLORER =>F:\EXPLORER<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3309C:CS_WIN =>F:\CS_WIN<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
332F8:MOVS =>F:\CS_WIN\MOVS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
36FCB:SERVICE.MOV =>F:\CS_WIN\MOVS\SERVICE.M
3A7FD:SOFTWARE =>F:\CS_WIN\SOFTWARE<-UNAB
317C0:VOCALTEC =>F:\CS_WIN\SOFTWARE\VOCAL
33C47:SOFTWARE =>F:\CS_WIN\SOFTWARE\VOCAL
379A8:BESCHREI.DOC =>F:\CS_WIN\SOFTWARE\VOCAL
31188:PLANET =>F:\CS_WIN\SOFTWARE\PLANE
3B802:WPAVI.AVI =>F:\CS_WIN\SOFTWARE\PLANE
3378D:INSTTEMP.EPF =>C:\INSTTEMP.EPF<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
35E53:NAVISW =>C:\NAVISW<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
374A8:ANNOT =>C:\NAVISW\ANNOT<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3DE8C:WIN32APP =>C:\WIN32APP<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3BB3F:FREECELL =>C:\WIN32APP\FREECELL<-UN
326BF:FREECELL.EXE =>C:\WIN32APP\FREECELL\FRE
3017D:CLWORKS3 =>C:\CLWORKS3<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3ACD6:CWEINF =>C:\CLWORKS3\CWEINF<-UNAB
3915F:GRAPHIK =>C:\CLWORKS3\GRAPHIK<-UNA
34DD4:KEYS =>C:\KEYS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3AB05:SDCTL.EXE =>C:\KEYS\SDCTL.EXE<-UNABL
357C9:SDCONECT.EXE =>C:\KEYS\SDCONECT.EXE<-UN
3889E:WORDPRO =>C:\WORDPRO<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3CD26:WORDPRO.EXE =>C:\WORDPRO\WORDPRO.EXE<-
328B9:DRAWSYM =>C:\WORDPRO\DRAWSYM<-UNAB
3BAFA:SMASTERS =>C:\WORDPRO\SMASTERS<-UNA
3A4C0:DOCS =>C:\WORDPRO\DOCS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3D6F6:SCRIPTS =>C:\WORDPRO\SCRIPTS<-UNAB
302A7:ICONS =>C:\WORDPRO\ICONS<-UNABLE
34CD8:INIEDIT.EXE =>C:\WORDPRO\INIEDIT.EXE<-
35F01:LWPDLGED.EXE =>C:\WORDPRO\LWPDLGED.EXE<
300E5:MAXIS =>C:\MAXIS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3E3DA:SCDEMO =>C:\MAXIS\SCDEMO<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3C092:WAVENMX.SND =>C:\MAXIS\SCDEMO\WAVENMX.
327F3:SCENARIO =>C:\MAXIS\SCDEMO\SCENARIO
3BB15:MIDI.SND =>C:\MAXIS\SCDEMO\MIDI.SND
39A15:DATA =>C:\MAXIS\SCDEMO\DATA<-UN
34638:SC2000.EXE =>C:\MAXIS\SCDEMO\SC2000.E
310CC:CATALOGS =>C:\CATALOGS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3BD55:FAMSAMC2 =>C:\CATALOGS\FAMSAMC2<-UN
31773:SC_OS2 =>C:\CATALOGS\FAMSAMC2\SC_
3DAB4:SHOWCASE.EXE =>C:\CATALOGS\FAMSAMC2\SC_
3BB03:OS2.INI =>C:\OS2\OS2.INI<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
38D92:INSTALL OBJECT =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
32C7D:ART =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\ART<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3E2DB:ODBASE =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\ODBASE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3E9CF:COACHES =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\COACHES<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
31A91:DAXCOMP1 =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\DAXCOMP1<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
375C0:SYSMGT =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\SYSMGT<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3CA6E:SRVDIAG =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\SRVDIAG<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3646D:SRVDOC =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\SRVDOC<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
39C7B:ODSECBASE =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\ODSECBASE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
30D46:OS2BONUSPAK =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\OS2BONUSPAK<-UNABLE
3891B:BPASKPSP =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\OS2BONUSPAK\BPASKPS
34D3A:BPCIM =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\OS2BONUSPAK\BPCIM<-
30E13:BPFAXWORKS =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\OS2BONUSPAK\BPFAXWO
3D15B:BPHAL =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\OS2BONUSPAK\BPHAL<-
37FBC:BPHPCOMMON =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\OS2BONUSPAK\BPHPCOM
38136:BPHPJETCLIENT =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\OS2BONUSPAK\BPHPJET
37662:BPHPJETSERVER =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\OS2BONUSPAK\BPHPJET
3CD72:HPW =>C:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\HPW<-
3D3EE:OS2.### =>C:\OS2\OS2.###<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3A49C:TEMPORARY URL =>C:\NOWHERE\TEMPORARY URL<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
31D35:šBUNGSORDNER =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\šBU
3B082:BEISPIELOBJEKT =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\šBU
3669D:MAXIS GAMES =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\MAX
35781:APPLICATION SAMPLER=>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽ
39E62:TEST3.WAV =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\TES
3D9B0:IBM WORKS =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\PRO
31FA1:KONTAKTLISTE =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\PRO
3DFE1:BERICHT =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\PRO
3B172:DATENBANK =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\PRO
36E96:DIAGRAMM =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\PRO
362A6:TABELLE =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\PRO
3A973:DOKUMENT =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\PRO
36F61:INSTALL.EXE =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\INS
39DF1:CHKINI.CMD =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\CHK
30A19:OPENDOC =>C:\OPENDOC<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
35234:BIN =>C:\OPENDOC\BIN<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3D3EC:ODPREFS.EXE =>C:\OPENDOC\BIN\ODPREFS.E
3BB01:SCREDREC.EXE =>C:\OPENDOC\BIN\SCREDREC.
3435A:AVSSHELL.EXE =>C:\OPENDOC\BIN\AVSSHELL.
3A49D:DOCSHELL.EXE =>C:\OPENDOC\BIN\DOCSHELL.
31FBA:ODINST.EXE =>C:\OPENDOC\BIN\ODINST.EX
301C0:SCRAPP.CMD =>C:\OPENDOC\BIN\SCRAPP.CM
3C4BE:DOCS =>C:\OPENDOC\DOCS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
37260:FAXWORKS =>C:\BONUSPAK\FAXWORKS<-UN
394FD:FAXWORKS.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\FAXWORKS\FAX
30707:SPLINST.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\FAXWORKS\SPL
39247:HPJET =>C:\BONUSPAK\HPJET<-UNABL
35808:HPPDEX.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\HPJET\HPPDEX
30CEE:HPRCPEX.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\HPJET\HPRCPE
3B6E8:JETINST.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\HPJET\JETINS
3E2D4:SETUPDRV.CMD =>C:\BONUSPAK\HPJET\SETUPD
39BE1:SPLOFF.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\HPJET\SPLOFF
311A8:SPLON.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\HPJET\SPLON.
3116C:HEINEDOC.LWP =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\HEI
3B18F:FPWPIM.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\FPW
38A68:BEISPIEL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\BEI
35B19:IBMWORKS.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IBM
368F6:ABOUT.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\ABO
33DCF:CRT.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\CRT
3204C:CRTM.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\CRT
399D3:DATA =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\DAT
36EE0:FPWINI.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\FPW
3AEB1:GRAPHICS =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\GRA
3D0F8:IBMWDESK.CMD =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IBM
38292:IEN30PCH.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IEN
36C69:IEN30PCO.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IEN
372A4:IEN30PDB.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IEN
3931A:IEN30PRW.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IEN
35206:IEN30PSS.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IEN
3D54D:IEN30PWP.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IEN
314AD:IEN30PXU.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IEN
304B1:IEN30PXX.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IEN
3C803:OB2TEMPL.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\OB2
358A4:HOTJAVA =>C:\JAVAOS2\HOTJAVA<-UNAB
35981:00000000.006 =>C:\MMOS2\00000000.006<-U
3451A:IBMINST =>C:\IBMINST<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3499F:NPCONFIG.EXE =>C:\IBMINST\NPCONFIG.EXE<
3C4BB:NPRMINST.EXE =>C:\IBMINST\NPRMINST.EXE<
37D6A:NPSETUP.EXE =>C:\IBMINST\NPSETUP.EXE<-
3AD65:ICONS =>C:\IBMINST\ICONS<-UNABLE
30876:OS2 =>C:\NETSCAPE\OS2<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3AC55:NSOS2202.EXE =>C:\NETSCAPE\OS2\NSOS2202
345F5:INSTALL.EXE =>C:\NETSCAPE\OS2\INSTALL.
33B0B:CHKINI.CMD =>C:\NETSCAPE\OS2\CHKINI.C
3DD24:NSOS2202!1.EXE =>C:\NETSCAPE\OS2\NSOS2202
3C58F:NETSCAPE.IN_ =>C:\NETSCAPE\OS2\NETSCAPE
30287:7800OS2.EXE =>C:\NETSCAPE\OS2\7800OS2.
3D0C5:TMPPACK =>C:\NETSCAPE\TMPPACK<-UNA
3AF2B:DRUCKERH =>C:\SPOOL\DRUCKERH<-UNABL
3DD94:DISKIMGS =>C:\DISKIMGS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
32619:OS2 =>C:\DISKIMGS\OS2<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3CE26:35 =>C:\DISKIMGS\OS2\35<-UNAB
38D21:LOADDSKF.EXE =>C:\DISKIMGS\LOADDSKF.EXE
37DDA:XDFCOPY.EXE =>C:\DISKIMGS\XDFCOPY.EXE<
35FEB:NSOS2202.EXE =>C:\NSOS2202.EXE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
395B2:INSTALL.EXE =>C:\INSTALL.EXE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
34E30:PLUGPKDE.EXE =>C:\PLUGPKDE.EXE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
37B10:AATEMP =>D:\AATEMP<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3A368:LL3.EXE =>D:\AATEMP\LL3.EXE<-UNABL
376AC:HDALT =>D:\HDALT<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3275A:DOSDR =>D:\HDALT\DOSDR<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
328AB:MSD.EXE =>D:\HDALT\DOSDR\MSD.EXE<-
36D24:DOSWORKS =>D:\HDALT\DOSWORKS<-UNABL
31F1F:WORKS.EXE =>D:\HDALT\DOSWORKS\WORKS.
3A269:DOSWP51 =>D:\HDALT\DOSWP51<-UNABLE
37DFA:WP.EXE =>D:\HDALT\DOSWP51\WP.EXE<
301BF:INSTTEMP.EPF =>D:\INSTTEMP.EPF<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
38D20:NSOS2202.EXE =>D:\NSOS2202.EXE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3C580:INSTALL.EXE =>D:\INSTALL.EXE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3C5EE:TEXTE =>D:\TEXTE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
33BA1:ANNAN8S.TIF =>D:\ANNAN8S.TIF<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3D220:PRONO =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
30B7F:M0POUOBD.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3CBE6:M0POUOD2.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3E6EE:M0POUOVI.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
38973:M0POUOVJ.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3C318:M0POUP1F.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
38E56:PRONO4.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3510B:PRONO3.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
32C81:PRONO2.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3BA76:PRONO1.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3A4D2:M0POMNAS.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
31ECC:M0POMNAR.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
31BC4:M0POMNAG.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3E9A4:M0POMN3E.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
39E63:M0POMMUM.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
35982:M0POMMPL.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3CBE9:M0POMMPK.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
35DF3:M0POMMPJ.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
357A3:M0POMMOU.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
33641:M0POMMNM.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
31890:M0POMMM3.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3BD2E:M0POMMLO.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
33DB8:M0POMMLN.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3A085:M0POMMIQ.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
31F62:M0POMMII.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3A4A9:M0POMMIE.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
358A7:M0POMMHB.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
340C5:M0POMMGT.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3464F:M0POMMET.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
39F59:M0POMM2A.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
34EB9:M0POMM26.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3645F:M0POMLI1.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
36E5B:M0POMLHS.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
31B92:M0POMLEE.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
306E6:M0POMLDG.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
32BF6:M0POUP3Q.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3E9A3:HD&DISC =>E:\HD&DISC<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
320DC:DISK120 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK120<-UNAB
31B7C:DISK110 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK110<-UNAB
306E9:DISK100 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK100<-UNAB
365CB:ORDNER =>E:\HD&DISC\ORDNER<-UNABL
347FA:DISK90 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK90<-UNABL
30B7E:DISK90!1 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK90!1<-UNA
3A4D1:DISC70 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISC70<-UNABL
3C317:5 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISC70\5<-UNA
38E55:6 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISC70\6<-UNA
3510A:7 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISC70\7<-UNA
3CBE5:EXTRA =>E:\HD&DISC\DISC70\7\EXTR
32C80:8 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISC70\8<-UNA
3BA75:9 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISC70\9<-UNA
31ECB:DISK80 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80<-UNABL
38378:9 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\9<-UNA
33048:8 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\8<-UNA
33BA0:7 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\7<-UNA
30286:6 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\6<-UNA
39DF0:5 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\5<-UNA
3AAFD:4 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\4<-UNA
36F60:3 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\3<-UNA
35FEA:2 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\2<-UNA
31D89:1 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\1<-UNA
382AA:0 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\0<-UNA
31BC3:NEUER_OR =>
here is the checkini.log-file of my actual warp4-installation:
regards
tabit
==========================
Checking PM_Objects:ClassTable
==========================
Class Ezplay in Module EZPLAY2 (EZPLAY2 CANNOT be loaded: SYS0002)
Class FxFile in Module C:\BONUSPAK\FAXWORKS\FXFIL
Class ODwps in Module OPENDOC (OPENDOC CANNOT be loaded: SYS0002)
==========================
PM_Abstract:Objects & PM_Abstract:FldrContents
==========================
Object 2D6A5 <WP_NEWPROGRAM>, Class WPProgram : Alter Browser
Exename: E:\TEMP\IEXPLORE.EXE<-UNAB
Object 26846 <HPJET_CLIENT_EXE>, Class WPProgram : JetAdmin client
Exename: C:\BONUSPAK\HPJET\HPRCPEX.
Object 2C79D <HPJET_ADMIN_EXE>, Class WPProgram : JetAdmin administrator
Exename: C:\BONUSPAK\HPJET\HPPDEX.E
Object 29990 <WP_FPWO_README>, Class WPProgram : IBM Works ReadMe
Exename: C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IBMWO
Object 208EB <Faxworks>, Class WPProgram : Fax Works fr OS/2
Exename: C:\BONUSPAK\FAXWORKS\FAXWO
Object 222AF <WP_EOMWMSD>, Class WPProgram : MS Diagnostics:2
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\MSD.EXE
Object 2546A <WP_DHDALTDOSDRMSD>, Class WPProgram : MS Diagnostics:1
Exename: D:\HDALT\DOSDR\MSD.EXE<-UN
Object 271EF <WP_ETCPIPBINASSIST>, Class WPProgram : Assist
Exename: E:\TCPIP\BIN\ASSIST.EXE<-U
Object 2A936 <OD_SCRPER>, Class WPProgram : Script Editor and Recorder
Exename: C:\OPENDOC\BIN\SCREDREC.EX
Object 2D742 <WP_DAATEMPLL3>, Class WPProgram : LapLink 3:1
Exename: D:\AATEMP\LL3.EXE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS! Curdir: D:\AATEMP<-UNABLE TO ACCESS!
Object 2D870 <WP_EOS2MDOSQBASIC>, Class WPProgram : IBM DOS QBasic:1
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\QBASIC.EXE<-UN
Object 20364 <WP_EOMWCLIPBRD>, Class WPProgram : Zwischenablage
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\CLIPBRD
Object 22DFB <WP_EOMWPACKAGER>, Class WPProgram : Objekt-Manager
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\PACKAGE
Object 232AB <WP_EOMWWRITE>, Class WPProgram : Write
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\WRITE.E
Object 23543 <WP_EOMWCLOCK>, Class WPProgram : Uhr
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\CLOCK.E
Object 2469B <WP_EOMWSOUNDREC>, Class WPProgram : Klangrecorder
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\SOUNDRE
Object 25955 <WP_EOMWCHARMAP>, Class WPProgram : Zeichentabelle
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\CHARMAP
Object 2819B <WP_EOMWPROGMAN>, Class WPProgram : Programm-Manager:1
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\PROGMAN
Object 28CB8 <WP_EOMWWINFILE>, Class WPProgram : Datei-Manager
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\WINFILE
Object 28EE6 <WP_EOMWMPLAYER>, Class WPProgram : Medien-Wiedergabe
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\MPLAYER
Object 2944F <WP_EOMWPBRUSH>, Class WPProgram : Paint Brush
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\PBRUSH.
Object 29743 <WP_EOMWPRINTMAN>, Class WPProgram : Druck-Manager
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\PRINTMA
Object 2AD0A <WP_EOMWCONTROL>, Class WPProgram : Systemsteuerung
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\CONTROL
Object 2C18D <WP_EOMWSETUP>, Class WPProgram : WIN-OS/2-Setup
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\SETUP.E
Object 2C3E7 <WP_EOMWCALC>, Class WPProgram : Rechner
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\CALC.EX
Object 2CBEF <WP_EOMWCARDFILE>, Class WPProgram : Kartei
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\CARDFIL
Object 2D19D <WP_EOMWCALENDAR>, Class WPProgram : Kalender
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\CALENDA
Object 2E727 <WP_EOMWNOTEPAD>, Class WPProgram : Editor
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\NOTEPAD
Object 2E804 <WP_EOMWATMCNTRL>, Class WPProgram : ATM Control Panel
Exename: E:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\ATMCNTR
Object 22F58 <WP_DHDALTDOSWP51WP>, Class WPProgram : MULTIMATE 4.0
Exename: D:\HDALT\DOSWP51\WP.EXE<-U
Object 27595 <WP_DHDALTDOSWORKSWORKS>, Class WPProgram : MS Works
Exename: D:\HDALT\DOSWORKS\WORKS.EX
Object 25807 <OD_PREFS>, Class WPProgram : Part Editor Preferences
Exename: C:\OPENDOC\BIN\ODPREFS.EXE
==========================
Checking PM_Abstract:Icons
==========================
==========================
Checking PMWP_ASSOC_FILTER
==========================
==========================
Checking PMWP_ASSOC_TYPE
==========================
==========================
Checking PMWP_ASSOC_CHECKSUM
==========================
==========================
Checking PM_Workplace:FolderPos
==========================
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:223
points to 36834 - E:\VORHERIGE ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\NETSCAPE
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:246
points to 3C317 - E:\HD&DISC\DISC70\5<-UNABL
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:233
points to 38E55 - E:\HD&DISC\DISC70\6<-UNABL
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:248
points to 3CBE5 - E:\HD&DISC\DISC70\7\EXTRA<
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:217
points to 3510A - E:\HD&DISC\DISC70\7<-UNABL
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:198
points to 306E9 - E:\HD&DISC\DISK100<-UNABLE
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:205
points to 320DC - E:\HD&DISC\DISK120<-UNABLE
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:203
points to 31B7C - E:\HD&DISC\DISK110<-UNABLE
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:215
points to 347FA - E:\HD&DISC\DISK90<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:208
points to 32C80 - E:\HD&DISC\DISC70\8<-UNABL
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:244
points to 3BA75 - E:\HD&DISC\DISC70\9<-UNABL
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:238
points to 3A4D1 - E:\HD&DISC\DISC70<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:230
points to 382AA - E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\0<-UNABL
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:256
points to 3E9A3 - E:\HD&DISC<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:204
points to 31ECB - E:\HD&DISC\DISK80<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:248
points to 3CAE3 - A:\PATTERNS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:238
points to 3A4A8 - F:\WEBEX103<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:222
points to 366E9 - F:\DISKIMGS\OS2\35<-UNABLE
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:230
points to 38351 - F:\DISKIMGS\OS2<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:250
points to 3D220 - E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO<-
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:156
POINTS TO 263C4 - NON-EXISTING OBJECT
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:132
POINTS TO 20501 - NON-EXISTING OBJECT
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:240
points to 3AC55 - C:\NETSCAPE\OS2\NSOS2202.E
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:253
points to 3DD24 - C:\NETSCAPE\OS2\NSOS2202!1
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:198
points to 30876 - C:\NETSCAPE\OS2<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:230
points to 382AB - F:\NETSCAPE\SOFTWARE<-UNAB
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:222
points to 365CC - F:\NETSCAPE\PROGRAM<-UNABL
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:198
points to 306EA - F:\NETSCAPE\PLUGINS<-UNABL
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:211
points to 33BA1 - D:\ANNAN8S.TIF<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:221
points to 35FEB - C:\NSOS2202.EXE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:655
POINTS TO 10021 - NON-EXISTING OBJECT
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:655
POINTS TO 10012 - NON-EXISTING OBJECT
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:215
points to 347FB - F:\NETSCAPE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:201
points to 3116D - F:\NETSCAPE\NSN16<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:243
points to 3B8C7 - F:\NETSCAPE\NSN32<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:231
points to 386FB - F:\HTDOCS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:200
points to 30EB0 - F:\EXPLORER<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:225
points to 36FCB - F:\CS_WIN\MOVS\SERVICE.MOV
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:209
points to 332F8 - F:\CS_WIN\MOVS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:212
points to 33C47 - F:\CS_WIN\SOFTWARE\VOCALTE
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:202
points to 317C0 - F:\CS_WIN\SOFTWARE\VOCALTE
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:201
points to 31188 - F:\CS_WIN\SOFTWARE\PLANET<
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:239
points to 3A7FD - F:\CS_WIN\SOFTWARE<-UNABLE
PM_Workplace:FolderPos:244
points to 3BB03 - C:\OS2\OS2.INI<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
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Checking PM_PrintObject:JobCnrPos
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Checking PM_Workplace:PalettePos
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Checking PM_Workplace:StatusPos
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Checking PM_PrintObject
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Checking PM_Workplace:Startup
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Checking PM_Workplace:Templates
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Checking PM_Workplace:Location
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Checking FolderWorkareaRunningObjec
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Checking PM_Workplace:Handles1
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DRIV: A:\<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
38972:A: =>A:\<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3E6ED:EXTRA =>A:\EXTRA<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3CAE3:PATTERNS =>A:\PATTERNS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
31FA2:JAPAN001.PCX =>A:\JAPAN001.PCX<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
35236:LIESMICH.HTM =>F:\LIESMICH.HTM<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
32896:SHAREW =>F:\SHAREW<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
31FA7:OS2 =>F:\SHAREW\OS2<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
35C7B:ZOC =>F:\SHAREW\OS2\ZOC<-UNABL
3D6BF:DEUTSCH =>F:\SHAREW\OS2\ZOC\DEUTSC
30A1B:INSTALL.EXE =>F:\SHAREW\OS2\ZOC\DEUTSC
35073:SIO =>F:\SHAREW\OS2\SIO<-UNABL
3E0D2:INSTALL.EXE =>F:\SHAREW\OS2\SIO\INSTAL
34176:WORDPRO =>F:\WORDPRO<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3057C:INSTALL =>F:\WORDPRO\INSTALL<-UNAB
37411:INSTALL.EXE =>F:\WORDPRO\INSTALL\INSTA
3C584:SIM2000 =>F:\SIM2000<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
32990:INSTALL.EXE =>F:\SIM2000\INSTALL.EXE<-
3D76F:SC_OS2 =>F:\SC_OS2<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
30508:REMOVE.EXE =>F:\SC_OS2\REMOVE.EXE<-UN
35884:SETUPOS2.EXE =>F:\SETUPOS2.EXE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3A4A8:WEBEX103 =>F:\WEBEX103<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
31F61:EXPLORE.EXE =>F:\WEBEX103\EXPLORE.EXE<
36E97:SAMPLES =>F:\SAMPLES<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
362A7:AVI =>F:\SAMPLES\AVI<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3A974:CVID =>F:\SAMPLES\AVI\CVID<-UNA
35B1A:320X240 =>F:\SAMPLES\AVI\CVID\320X
392B2:24B15F =>F:\SAMPLES\AVI\CVID\320X
306D7:TOKYO.AVI =>F:\SAMPLES\AVI\CVID\320X
36A18:TLCLOUDS.AVI =>F:\SAMPLES\AVI\CVID\320X
33577:AUTMAERL.AVI =>F:\SAMPLES\AVI\CVID\320X
30F4C:MPEG =>F:\SAMPLES\MPEG<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3C854:SOFTART =>F:\SAMPLES\MPEG\SOFTART<
36308:AEDIT.MPG =>F:\SAMPLES\MPEG\SOFTART\
325A6:DISKIMGS =>F:\DISKIMGS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
38351:OS2 =>F:\DISKIMGS\OS2<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
366E9:35 =>F:\DISKIMGS\OS2\35<-UNAB
347FB:NETSCAPE =>F:\NETSCAPE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
382AB:SOFTWARE =>F:\NETSCAPE\SOFTWARE<-UN
31D8A:NSOS2202.EXE =>F:\NETSCAPE\SOFTWARE\NSO
365CC:PROGRAM =>F:\NETSCAPE\PROGRAM<-UNA
306EA:PLUGINS =>F:\NETSCAPE\PLUGINS<-UNA
3116D:NSN16 =>F:\NETSCAPE\NSN16<-UNABL
3B8C7:NSN32 =>F:\NETSCAPE\NSN32<-UNABL
320DD:INDEX.HTM =>F:\INDEX.HTM<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
386FB:HTDOCS =>F:\HTDOCS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
30EB0:EXPLORER =>F:\EXPLORER<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3309C:CS_WIN =>F:\CS_WIN<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
332F8:MOVS =>F:\CS_WIN\MOVS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
36FCB:SERVICE.MOV =>F:\CS_WIN\MOVS\SERVICE.M
3A7FD:SOFTWARE =>F:\CS_WIN\SOFTWARE<-UNAB
317C0:VOCALTEC =>F:\CS_WIN\SOFTWARE\VOCAL
33C47:SOFTWARE =>F:\CS_WIN\SOFTWARE\VOCAL
379A8:BESCHREI.DOC =>F:\CS_WIN\SOFTWARE\VOCAL
31188:PLANET =>F:\CS_WIN\SOFTWARE\PLANE
3B802:WPAVI.AVI =>F:\CS_WIN\SOFTWARE\PLANE
3378D:INSTTEMP.EPF =>C:\INSTTEMP.EPF<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
35E53:NAVISW =>C:\NAVISW<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
374A8:ANNOT =>C:\NAVISW\ANNOT<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3DE8C:WIN32APP =>C:\WIN32APP<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3BB3F:FREECELL =>C:\WIN32APP\FREECELL<-UN
326BF:FREECELL.EXE =>C:\WIN32APP\FREECELL\FRE
3017D:CLWORKS3 =>C:\CLWORKS3<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3ACD6:CWEINF =>C:\CLWORKS3\CWEINF<-UNAB
3915F:GRAPHIK =>C:\CLWORKS3\GRAPHIK<-UNA
34DD4:KEYS =>C:\KEYS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3AB05:SDCTL.EXE =>C:\KEYS\SDCTL.EXE<-UNABL
357C9:SDCONECT.EXE =>C:\KEYS\SDCONECT.EXE<-UN
3889E:WORDPRO =>C:\WORDPRO<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3CD26:WORDPRO.EXE =>C:\WORDPRO\WORDPRO.EXE<-
328B9:DRAWSYM =>C:\WORDPRO\DRAWSYM<-UNAB
3BAFA:SMASTERS =>C:\WORDPRO\SMASTERS<-UNA
3A4C0:DOCS =>C:\WORDPRO\DOCS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3D6F6:SCRIPTS =>C:\WORDPRO\SCRIPTS<-UNAB
302A7:ICONS =>C:\WORDPRO\ICONS<-UNABLE
34CD8:INIEDIT.EXE =>C:\WORDPRO\INIEDIT.EXE<-
35F01:LWPDLGED.EXE =>C:\WORDPRO\LWPDLGED.EXE<
300E5:MAXIS =>C:\MAXIS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3E3DA:SCDEMO =>C:\MAXIS\SCDEMO<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3C092:WAVENMX.SND =>C:\MAXIS\SCDEMO\WAVENMX.
327F3:SCENARIO =>C:\MAXIS\SCDEMO\SCENARIO
3BB15:MIDI.SND =>C:\MAXIS\SCDEMO\MIDI.SND
39A15:DATA =>C:\MAXIS\SCDEMO\DATA<-UN
34638:SC2000.EXE =>C:\MAXIS\SCDEMO\SC2000.E
310CC:CATALOGS =>C:\CATALOGS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3BD55:FAMSAMC2 =>C:\CATALOGS\FAMSAMC2<-UN
31773:SC_OS2 =>C:\CATALOGS\FAMSAMC2\SC_
3DAB4:SHOWCASE.EXE =>C:\CATALOGS\FAMSAMC2\SC_
3BB03:OS2.INI =>C:\OS2\OS2.INI<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
38D92:INSTALL OBJECT =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
32C7D:ART =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\ART<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3E2DB:ODBASE =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\ODBASE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3E9CF:COACHES =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\COACHES<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
31A91:DAXCOMP1 =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\DAXCOMP1<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
375C0:SYSMGT =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\SYSMGT<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3CA6E:SRVDIAG =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\SRVDIAG<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3646D:SRVDOC =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\SRVDOC<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
39C7B:ODSECBASE =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\ODSECBASE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
30D46:OS2BONUSPAK =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\OS2BONUSPAK<-UNABLE
3891B:BPASKPSP =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\OS2BONUSPAK\BPASKPS
34D3A:BPCIM =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\OS2BONUSPAK\BPCIM<-
30E13:BPFAXWORKS =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\OS2BONUSPAK\BPFAXWO
3D15B:BPHAL =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\OS2BONUSPAK\BPHAL<-
37FBC:BPHPCOMMON =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\OS2BONUSPAK\BPHPCOM
38136:BPHPJETCLIENT =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\OS2BONUSPAK\BPHPJET
37662:BPHPJETSERVER =>C:\OS2\INSTALL\INSTALL OBJECT\OS2BONUSPAK\BPHPJET
3CD72:HPW =>C:\OS2\MDOS\WINOS2\HPW<-
3D3EE:OS2.### =>C:\OS2\OS2.###<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3A49C:TEMPORARY URL =>C:\NOWHERE\TEMPORARY URL<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
31D35:šBUNGSORDNER =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\šBU
3B082:BEISPIELOBJEKT =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\šBU
3669D:MAXIS GAMES =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\MAX
35781:APPLICATION SAMPLER=>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽ
39E62:TEST3.WAV =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\TES
3D9B0:IBM WORKS =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\PRO
31FA1:KONTAKTLISTE =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\PRO
3DFE1:BERICHT =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\PRO
3B172:DATENBANK =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\PRO
36E96:DIAGRAMM =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\PRO
362A6:TABELLE =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\PRO
3A973:DOKUMENT =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\PRO
36F61:INSTALL.EXE =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\INS
39DF1:CHKINI.CMD =>C:\ARBEITSOBERFLŽCHE\CHK
30A19:OPENDOC =>C:\OPENDOC<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
35234:BIN =>C:\OPENDOC\BIN<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3D3EC:ODPREFS.EXE =>C:\OPENDOC\BIN\ODPREFS.E
3BB01:SCREDREC.EXE =>C:\OPENDOC\BIN\SCREDREC.
3435A:AVSSHELL.EXE =>C:\OPENDOC\BIN\AVSSHELL.
3A49D:DOCSHELL.EXE =>C:\OPENDOC\BIN\DOCSHELL.
31FBA:ODINST.EXE =>C:\OPENDOC\BIN\ODINST.EX
301C0:SCRAPP.CMD =>C:\OPENDOC\BIN\SCRAPP.CM
3C4BE:DOCS =>C:\OPENDOC\DOCS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
37260:FAXWORKS =>C:\BONUSPAK\FAXWORKS<-UN
394FD:FAXWORKS.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\FAXWORKS\FAX
30707:SPLINST.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\FAXWORKS\SPL
39247:HPJET =>C:\BONUSPAK\HPJET<-UNABL
35808:HPPDEX.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\HPJET\HPPDEX
30CEE:HPRCPEX.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\HPJET\HPRCPE
3B6E8:JETINST.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\HPJET\JETINS
3E2D4:SETUPDRV.CMD =>C:\BONUSPAK\HPJET\SETUPD
39BE1:SPLOFF.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\HPJET\SPLOFF
311A8:SPLON.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\HPJET\SPLON.
3116C:HEINEDOC.LWP =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\HEI
3B18F:FPWPIM.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\FPW
38A68:BEISPIEL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\BEI
35B19:IBMWORKS.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IBM
368F6:ABOUT.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\ABO
33DCF:CRT.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\CRT
3204C:CRTM.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\CRT
399D3:DATA =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\DAT
36EE0:FPWINI.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\FPW
3AEB1:GRAPHICS =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\GRA
3D0F8:IBMWDESK.CMD =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IBM
38292:IEN30PCH.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IEN
36C69:IEN30PCO.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IEN
372A4:IEN30PDB.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IEN
3931A:IEN30PRW.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IEN
35206:IEN30PSS.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IEN
3D54D:IEN30PWP.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IEN
314AD:IEN30PXU.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IEN
304B1:IEN30PXX.DLL =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\IEN
3C803:OB2TEMPL.EXE =>C:\BONUSPAK\IBMWORKS\OB2
358A4:HOTJAVA =>C:\JAVAOS2\HOTJAVA<-UNAB
35981:00000000.006 =>C:\MMOS2\00000000.006<-U
3451A:IBMINST =>C:\IBMINST<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3499F:NPCONFIG.EXE =>C:\IBMINST\NPCONFIG.EXE<
3C4BB:NPRMINST.EXE =>C:\IBMINST\NPRMINST.EXE<
37D6A:NPSETUP.EXE =>C:\IBMINST\NPSETUP.EXE<-
3AD65:ICONS =>C:\IBMINST\ICONS<-UNABLE
30876:OS2 =>C:\NETSCAPE\OS2<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3AC55:NSOS2202.EXE =>C:\NETSCAPE\OS2\NSOS2202
345F5:INSTALL.EXE =>C:\NETSCAPE\OS2\INSTALL.
33B0B:CHKINI.CMD =>C:\NETSCAPE\OS2\CHKINI.C
3DD24:NSOS2202!1.EXE =>C:\NETSCAPE\OS2\NSOS2202
3C58F:NETSCAPE.IN_ =>C:\NETSCAPE\OS2\NETSCAPE
30287:7800OS2.EXE =>C:\NETSCAPE\OS2\7800OS2.
3D0C5:TMPPACK =>C:\NETSCAPE\TMPPACK<-UNA
3AF2B:DRUCKERH =>C:\SPOOL\DRUCKERH<-UNABL
3DD94:DISKIMGS =>C:\DISKIMGS<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
32619:OS2 =>C:\DISKIMGS\OS2<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3CE26:35 =>C:\DISKIMGS\OS2\35<-UNAB
38D21:LOADDSKF.EXE =>C:\DISKIMGS\LOADDSKF.EXE
37DDA:XDFCOPY.EXE =>C:\DISKIMGS\XDFCOPY.EXE<
35FEB:NSOS2202.EXE =>C:\NSOS2202.EXE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
395B2:INSTALL.EXE =>C:\INSTALL.EXE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
34E30:PLUGPKDE.EXE =>C:\PLUGPKDE.EXE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
37B10:AATEMP =>D:\AATEMP<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3A368:LL3.EXE =>D:\AATEMP\LL3.EXE<-UNABL
376AC:HDALT =>D:\HDALT<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3275A:DOSDR =>D:\HDALT\DOSDR<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
328AB:MSD.EXE =>D:\HDALT\DOSDR\MSD.EXE<-
36D24:DOSWORKS =>D:\HDALT\DOSWORKS<-UNABL
31F1F:WORKS.EXE =>D:\HDALT\DOSWORKS\WORKS.
3A269:DOSWP51 =>D:\HDALT\DOSWP51<-UNABLE
37DFA:WP.EXE =>D:\HDALT\DOSWP51\WP.EXE<
301BF:INSTTEMP.EPF =>D:\INSTTEMP.EPF<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
38D20:NSOS2202.EXE =>D:\NSOS2202.EXE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3C580:INSTALL.EXE =>D:\INSTALL.EXE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3C5EE:TEXTE =>D:\TEXTE<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
33BA1:ANNAN8S.TIF =>D:\ANNAN8S.TIF<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
3D220:PRONO =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
30B7F:M0POUOBD.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3CBE6:M0POUOD2.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3E6EE:M0POUOVI.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
38973:M0POUOVJ.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3C318:M0POUP1F.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
38E56:PRONO4.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3510B:PRONO3.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
32C81:PRONO2.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3BA76:PRONO1.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3A4D2:M0POMNAS.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
31ECC:M0POMNAR.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
31BC4:M0POMNAG.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3E9A4:M0POMN3E.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
39E63:M0POMMUM.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
35982:M0POMMPL.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3CBE9:M0POMMPK.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
35DF3:M0POMMPJ.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
357A3:M0POMMOU.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
33641:M0POMMNM.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
31890:M0POMMM3.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3BD2E:M0POMMLO.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
33DB8:M0POMMLN.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3A085:M0POMMIQ.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
31F62:M0POMMII.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3A4A9:M0POMMIE.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
358A7:M0POMMHB.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
340C5:M0POMMGT.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3464F:M0POMMET.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
39F59:M0POMM2A.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
34EB9:M0POMM26.GIF =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3645F:M0POMLI1.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
36E5B:M0POMLHS.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
31B92:M0POMLEE.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
306E6:M0POMLDG.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
32BF6:M0POUP3Q.JPG =>E:\ALTESU~1\TOENE2\PRONO
3E9A3:HD&DISC =>E:\HD&DISC<-UNABLE TO ACCESS
320DC:DISK120 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK120<-UNAB
31B7C:DISK110 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK110<-UNAB
306E9:DISK100 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK100<-UNAB
365CB:ORDNER =>E:\HD&DISC\ORDNER<-UNABL
347FA:DISK90 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK90<-UNABL
30B7E:DISK90!1 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK90!1<-UNA
3A4D1:DISC70 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISC70<-UNABL
3C317:5 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISC70\5<-UNA
38E55:6 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISC70\6<-UNA
3510A:7 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISC70\7<-UNA
3CBE5:EXTRA =>E:\HD&DISC\DISC70\7\EXTR
32C80:8 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISC70\8<-UNA
3BA75:9 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISC70\9<-UNA
31ECB:DISK80 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80<-UNABL
38378:9 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\9<-UNA
33048:8 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\8<-UNA
33BA0:7 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\7<-UNA
30286:6 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\6<-UNA
39DF0:5 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\5<-UNA
3AAFD:4 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\4<-UNA
36F60:3 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\3<-UNA
35FEA:2 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\2<-UNA
31D89:1 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\1<-UNA
382AA:0 =>E:\HD&DISC\DISK80\0<-UNA
31BC3:NEUER_OR =>
ASKER
PS: please locate the problems, thank you
Here's what I recommend. BACKUP YOUR INI FILES--BACKUP YOUR INI
FILES--BACKUP YOUR INI FILES!!!!!!!!!! I cannot stress that
enough. Then, run checkini /c and correct everything except
references to the root of removable media (ie a:\), etc. Remove
references to specific directories on the media. Then reboot
and see what happens. If your system is screwed then restore
the backup. Otherwise, you may find some answers. You seem to
have a lot of INI trouble.
FILES--BACKUP YOUR INI FILES!!!!!!!!!! I cannot stress that
enough. Then, run checkini /c and correct everything except
references to the root of removable media (ie a:\), etc. Remove
references to specific directories on the media. Then reboot
and see what happens. If your system is screwed then restore
the backup. Otherwise, you may find some answers. You seem to
have a lot of INI trouble.
ASKER
OK, I formated the OS/2-Partition after having tried all the things you recommended. Then I reinstalled OS/2 from scratch, but still: I can not see the files on D and E from the WPS.
???
tabit
???
tabit
Sounds like a disk problem. It could be a
bad format, bad something or another.
Perhaps you need the GammaTech Utilities,
there is a *very useful* program (worth
$1,000,000 to me) called partition fix-up.
My former roomate and I used it once to
recover a deleted partition. It does a
lot of good things, it could solve your
problems. Before shelling out the $100
for it, however, you should contact the
people at GammaTech (SoftTouch Systems)
and see if it will indeed fix the problem.
Perhaps the answer is as simple as backing
up the data on the two partitions in
question, deleting the partitions,
re-creating them and re-formatting them.
If that doesn't work, who knows.
bad format, bad something or another.
Perhaps you need the GammaTech Utilities,
there is a *very useful* program (worth
$1,000,000 to me) called partition fix-up.
My former roomate and I used it once to
recover a deleted partition. It does a
lot of good things, it could solve your
problems. Before shelling out the $100
for it, however, you should contact the
people at GammaTech (SoftTouch Systems)
and see if it will indeed fix the problem.
Perhaps the answer is as simple as backing
up the data on the two partitions in
question, deleting the partitions,
re-creating them and re-formatting them.
If that doesn't work, who knows.
ASKER
Dear arelyea,
I do not think, this is an acceptable solution and I can assure you the partitions are alright: I can read and write them from LINUX and from Win95, I can even read and write them from the DOS&WIN-sessions of OS/2, only OS/2 itself can not handle them. My guess is now, that the latest Win95-reinstall, which is 59 days back has changed some information on these partitions colliding with the FAT-FS-support of OS/2. I think I should find some utility to restore the OS/2-FAT-support. Any recommondation?
tabit
I do not think, this is an acceptable solution and I can assure you the partitions are alright: I can read and write them from LINUX and from Win95, I can even read and write them from the DOS&WIN-sessions of OS/2, only OS/2 itself can not handle them. My guess is now, that the latest Win95-reinstall, which is 59 days back has changed some information on these partitions colliding with the FAT-FS-support of OS/2. I think I should find some utility to restore the OS/2-FAT-support. Any recommondation?
tabit
Yeah, the GammaTech Utils has some good stuff. As does old
versions of Norton Utilities for DOS. OS/2 will/should function
just fine w/FAT disks formatted w/old DOS's. Just because DOS95
et al reads the disk don't mean it ain't broke. OS/2 handles
the disk and file system in a way that is very different from
many other systems. The result being that something that may
come up as perfectly normal on a non-OS/2 system will not work
just right on an OS/2 system. I can't remember if you said you
had any lost extended attributes or not. The EA DATA. SF file
can cause a little trouble if you aren't careful.
versions of Norton Utilities for DOS. OS/2 will/should function
just fine w/FAT disks formatted w/old DOS's. Just because DOS95
et al reads the disk don't mean it ain't broke. OS/2 handles
the disk and file system in a way that is very different from
many other systems. The result being that something that may
come up as perfectly normal on a non-OS/2 system will not work
just right on an OS/2 system. I can't remember if you said you
had any lost extended attributes or not. The EA DATA. SF file
can cause a little trouble if you aren't careful.
ASKER
yes, I have indeed lost extended attributes on d and c, that is what I wrote earlier. how can I get bach the extended attributes?
I have eadat.sf and WP_root.sf on the d and the c-drive. Does it help you to paste these files into experts-exchange?
I have eadat.sf and WP_root.sf on the d and the c-drive. Does it help you to paste these files into experts-exchange?
ASKER
sorry d and e-drive not d and c!
Try renaming the two files you mentioned. OS/2
should regenerate the next time you boot it. To rename
them you will need to boot DOS and us the commands
rename wp?root.?sf wp_root._sf
rename ea?data.?sf ea_data._sf.
I've had to delete these files when I had a similar problem
before. I was not able to see the files from an OS/2
window, though -- just a DOS window. You will lose all
long filenames on the drives, though.
Good luck!
should regenerate the next time you boot it. To rename
them you will need to boot DOS and us the commands
rename wp?root.?sf wp_root._sf
rename ea?data.?sf ea_data._sf.
I've had to delete these files when I had a similar problem
before. I was not able to see the files from an OS/2
window, though -- just a DOS window. You will lose all
long filenames on the drives, though.
Good luck!
ASKER
I will give it a try
ASKER
D R A G O N !!!
your suggestion helped, problem is solved, repost your comment as an answer.
PS: renaming did not work from DOS, but was easily done in Windows Explorer. I still could not "see" the files in OS/2 then but to "check the drives" helped and to delete the file-filters in the WPS-System-Folder.....
your suggestion helped, problem is solved, repost your comment as an answer.
PS: renaming did not work from DOS, but was easily done in Windows Explorer. I still could not "see" the files in OS/2 then but to "check the drives" helped and to delete the file-filters in the WPS-System-Folder.....
ASKER
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