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Dos Booting up
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I have a dos machine that when it boots up tries to connect to a network computer under the j drive. It states
Fast ethernet boards Ethernet Address:00D0C9271984
Cannot reconnect J: to \\jem\c (Error 67)
Do you want to continue restoring connections.? (Y/N):
The autoexec.bat does not have the system booting to this directory. Can anyone help. If I answer N the system continues as normal and boots to the directory I have set up in the autoexec. I just want to know how this is happening.
regards
Botch
I have a dos machine that when it boots up tries to connect to a network computer under the j drive. It states
Fast ethernet boards Ethernet Address:00D0C9271984
Cannot reconnect J: to \\jem\c (Error 67)
Do you want to continue restoring connections.? (Y/N):
The autoexec.bat does not have the system booting to this directory. Can anyone help. If I answer N the system continues as normal and boots to the directory I have set up in the autoexec. I just want to know how this is happening.
regards
Botch
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It is windows 2000 server. The protocol is netbeui. THe computer on the network (jen) is windows 98. The autoexec file is as follows.
@ECHO OFF
LOADHIGH C:\870079xA.EXE
PROMPT $p$g
SET TEMP=C:\DOS
SET LOCAL=6001
PATH C:\NETWORK;C:\DOS;C:\NET;C
LH /L:1,6384 C:\DOS\DOSKEY
LH /L:0:1,139680 /S C:\NET\NETBEUI\NET START
LH /L:1,13984 C:\DOS\SHARE
NET USE F: \\servername\c
F:
cd test\folder1
mfs /vga
@ECHO OFF
LOADHIGH C:\870079xA.EXE
PROMPT $p$g
SET TEMP=C:\DOS
SET LOCAL=6001
PATH C:\NETWORK;C:\DOS;C:\NET;C
LH /L:1,6384 C:\DOS\DOSKEY
LH /L:0:1,139680 /S C:\NET\NETBEUI\NET START
LH /L:1,13984 C:\DOS\SHARE
NET USE F: \\servername\c
F:
cd test\folder1
mfs /vga
Ok, her is your problem.
C:\NET\NETBEUI\NET START
This is saying to go the the net start bat file and run it. I recomend doing this
Note the changes i made to your autoexec.bat file.
@ECHO OFF
LOADHIGH C:\870079xA.EXE
PROMPT $p$g
SET TEMP=C:\DOS
SET LOCAL=6001
; PATH C:\NETWORK;C:\DOS;C:\NET;C
LH /L:1,6384 C:\DOS\DOSKEY
; LH /L:0:1,139680 /S C:\NET\NETBEUI\NET START
LH /L:1,13984 C:\DOS\SHARE
; NET USE F: \\servername\c
; F:
cd test\folder1
mfs /vga
The ; removes these remarks from running. Give it a try and let us know.
Glenn
C:\NET\NETBEUI\NET START
This is saying to go the the net start bat file and run it. I recomend doing this
Note the changes i made to your autoexec.bat file.
@ECHO OFF
LOADHIGH C:\870079xA.EXE
PROMPT $p$g
SET TEMP=C:\DOS
SET LOCAL=6001
; PATH C:\NETWORK;C:\DOS;C:\NET;C
LH /L:1,6384 C:\DOS\DOSKEY
; LH /L:0:1,139680 /S C:\NET\NETBEUI\NET START
LH /L:1,13984 C:\DOS\SHARE
; NET USE F: \\servername\c
; F:
cd test\folder1
mfs /vga
The ; removes these remarks from running. Give it a try and let us know.
Glenn
Hi Glenn
Yeah that does solve my problem but I actually solved it in a different way in the end. When asked if I wanted to continue connecting to all paths when it couldn't connect to jem at boot up I said YEs. Then it asks do I want to re-connect to jem at next bootup I reply no. "Net" actually stores any drive connection you set up when you type it in in the net window. ie (type in net at the c prompt and specify connection.). I only considered another way as I needed net started for my program on dos to work as it is stored in network path. Thanks for the Help
regards
Willie
Yeah that does solve my problem but I actually solved it in a different way in the end. When asked if I wanted to continue connecting to all paths when it couldn't connect to jem at boot up I said YEs. Then it asks do I want to re-connect to jem at next bootup I reply no. "Net" actually stores any drive connection you set up when you type it in in the net window. ie (type in net at the c prompt and specify connection.). I only considered another way as I needed net started for my program on dos to work as it is stored in network path. Thanks for the Help
regards
Willie
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