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Year 2k fixes are on the server but I don't believe that installed 1997 Vrepair. &nbsp;I'll look for it. &nbsp;No, &nbsp;there is no vol1 just sys. &nbsp;I try deleted files no help. &nbsp;After finding vrepair 1997, I'll try it, other than that, I guess <br />
removing name space is the next solution. &nbsp;Do you agree.
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Year 2k fixes are on the server but I don't believe that installed 1997 Vrepair.  I'll look for it.  No,  there is no vol1 just sys.  I try deleted files no help.  After finding vrepair 1997, I'll try it, other than that, I guess
removing name space is the next solution.  Do you agree.

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It depends. &nbsp;You are, of course, running vrepair with SYS vol not yet mounted and are loading the OS2.NAM from C: prior to loading vrepair from C:, correct?<br />
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When you run VREPAIR, what options have you been using?
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It depends.  You are, of course, running vrepair with SYS vol not yet mounted and are loading the OS2.NAM from C: prior to loading vrepair from C:, correct?

When you run VREPAIR, what options have you been using?

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In a netware 3.12 server using OS2 Name Space the sys will not mount due to the following error:<br />
Invalid HPFS Name Space Name. &nbsp;Vrepair May 23, 1994 is not doing it for me. &nbsp;However, probably if I run<br />
it removing Name Space it will solve the problem - creating another - losing long names. &nbsp;Is there a way around this.
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In a netware 3.12 server using OS2 Name Space the sys will not mount due to the following error:
Invalid HPFS Name Space Name.  Vrepair May 23, 1994 is not doing it for me.  However, probably if I run
it removing Name Space it will solve the problem - creating another - losing long names.  Is there a way around this.

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