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           IBM LAN Server 3.0 Installation/Configuration
           Files needed by the installation/configuration program are
           being temporarily copied to the %1: drive.
           Once the files are copied, the installation/configuration
           program will start.
           When installation completes, these temporary files
           will be removed.
EThe operating system must be OS/2 2.0.
EThe Lan Services installation/configuration program is already running.
EThere is not enough space on any fixed disk.
E%1 is missing, damaged, or cannot be copied to the fixed disk.
E%1 failed to load.
EThere is not enough disk space available to process locked files.
EThe installation/configuration program has detected an error in the %1 parameter.
EAn access-denied error occurred while loading the installation/configuration program.
EThe installation/configuration program has detected an incorrect value for the OS/2 environment variable REMOTE_INSTALL_STATE.
ELogging initialization failed for file %1.
         The installation command syntax is:
         [d:\path\]LANINSTR {/SRV | /REQ} [/R:d:\path\filename
          /G:d:\path /L1:d:\path\filename /L2:d:\path\filename]
         where:
         /SRV  Specifies you are remotely installing server code.
         /REQ  Specifies you are remotely installing requester code.
         /R    Specifies the fully qualified file name of a response file.
         /G    Specifies the fully qualified path of a directory that contains files included by the response file.
         /L1   Specifies the fully qualified file name of an error log file.
         /L2   Specifies the fully qualified file name of a history log file.
IInstalled %1
IRemoved %1
IMoved %1 to %2
IThe locked file device driver is loaded.
I    Processing locked files...
I    Processing complete.
I%1 completed successfully.
I%1 contains the commands that failed.
    Preparing ACLs for workstation, Please wait...
The PREPACL command syntax to remove and save ACLs is:
  PREPACL /P /B:d:\path\filename | /N [/FL:d:\path\filename |
          /DL:d:\path\filename | /D:d:\path] [/L1:d:\path\filename]
          [/L2:d:\path\filename] [/LR:d:\path] [/O]
  where:
   /P  specifies to remove the ACLs.
   /B  is the file where the removed ACLs will be saved.
   /N  specifies not to save the removed ACLs.
   /FL is a file containing a list of files from which to remove ACLs.
   /DL is a file containing a list of subdirectories from which to remove ACLs.
   /D  is a subdirectory from which to remove ACLs.
   /L1 is the name of the error log file.
   /L2 is the name of the history log file.
   /LR is the path to the \IBMLAN subdirectory.
   /O  specifies to remove only the ACLs specified with this command.
The PREPACL command syntax to restore ACLs is:
  PREPACL /R /B:d:\path\filename [/L1:d:\path\filename]
          [/L2:d:\path\filename] [/LR:d:\path]
  where:
   /R  specifies to restore ACLs.
   /B  is the file containing the ACLs to restore.
   /L1 is the name of the error log file.
   /L2 is the name of the history log file.
   /LR is the path to the \IBMLAN subdirectory.
    Installing Thin 386HPFS, please wait...
The THIN386 command syntax is:
  THIN386 /B:d /T:d:\path [/L1:d:\path\filename] [/L2:d:\path\filename]
  where:
    /B  is the boot drive letter (where CONFIG.SYS is located).
    /T  is the path where the THIN386 files will be installed.
    /L1 is the name of the error log file.
    /L2 is the name of the history log file.
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EAn error occurred while writing to log file %1. Logging to that file has been disabled.
E%1 completed unsuccessfully with a return code of %2.
EIBMLANLK detected errors processing the following commands.
??EFile specified (/B:%1) does not have the proper format.
EOS/2 error %1 has occurred.
EThe LAN Server APIs cannot be used.
EThe syntax is incorrect.
EThe file or subdirectory %1 could not be found.
EOS/2 error %1 has occurred while processing file %2.
EThe file or subdirectory %1 could not be created.
EThere is not enough disk space on drive %1.