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- ICAUSE: An initialization error has been reported, which has
- caused the device driver to not install.
- ACTION: Check the FFST/2 message log if you are using FFST/2 or the
- LANTRAN.LOG to identify the specific condition that caused the failure.
- A message detailing that condition will be logged prior to this message.
- ICAUSE: This message will be displayed when the system service DosOpen
- request to the PROTMAN.OS2 device driver fails for any reason. This can
- also happen when another device driver has opened PROTMAN with exclusive
- rights and has failed to close it.
- ACTION: Check your CONFIG.SYS file and ensure that the PROTMAN.OS2
- device driver is active. For additional information about the return code
- displayed with the message for a specific cause, type HELP nnnn from
- the OS/2 command prompt.
- ICAUSE: The protocol manager failed to honor a request from this protocol stack.
- ACTION: Check the FFST/2 message log if you are using FFST/2 or the
- LANTRAN.LOG for additional messages from the protocol manager that
- will indicate the cause for failure. Correct the error and try
- the operation again.
- ICAUSE: The protocol manager did not honor the request for the
- configuration image.
- ACTION: Verify that the PROTOCOL.INI file exists and that it
- is valid; then retry the operation.
- ICAUSE: An attempt to register the device name with the protocol
- manager was unsuccessful.
- ACTION: Ensure that the bracketed names in PROTOCOL.INI are unique
- and try the operation again.
- ICAUSE: There were no media access control (MAC) names specified
- on the BINDINGS= statement in the IBM LANDD section of PROTOCOL.INI.
- ACTION: Correct the PROTOCOL.INI file to ensure that a valid MAC
- driver name is specified on the BINDINGS= statement.
- ICAUSE: The number of media acess control (MAC) drivers specified
- on the BINDINGS= statement in PROTOCOL.INI exceeds the maximum
- number of devices to bind (MAXBIND).
- ACTION: Correct the PROTOCOL.INI file to ensure that the number
- of MAC names specified in the BINDINGS= statement does not exceed
- ICAUSE: Each value for a keyword in the PROTOCOL.INI file represents
- a configuration parameter for a media access control (MAC) device
- driver. The maximum number of MAC drivers allowed is determined by
- the value specified for the MAXBIND parameter or defaults to 16.
- ACTION: Correct the PROTOCOL.INI file to ensure that the number of values
- for the keyword is less than or equal to the maximum number of MAC drivers
- allowed. Check your release information for the number of adapters
- supported by this system.
- ICAUSE: Either the sum of the configuration parameters require more than
- 64KB, or there is not enough memory to allocate the necessary storage
- for the device driver. If this is a 286 processor system, the sum of all
- of the configuration parameters must fit in 64KB. If this is a 386
- or higher processor system, all parameters except the links and timer
- control blocks must fit in 64KB.
- ACTION: Refer to your network planning and administration guides
- for additional information about suggested values.
- Reduce the resources required by changing PROTOCOL.INI,
- or add more memory, and try the operation again.
- ICAUSE: The node address specified must be a hexadecimal number.
- An incorrect hexadecimal character was specified in the node
- address value.
- ACTION: Change the NETADDRESS parameter in PROTOCOL.INI to ensure
- that the value is correct. Hexadecimal numbers can consist of
- the digits 0 through 9 only and the letters A through F (uppercase
- or lowercase).
- ICAUSE: The value specified for the node address (NETADDRESS) must
- be 12 hexadecimal numbers in length. Hexadecimal numbers can
- consist of the digits 0 through 9 only and the letters A through F
- (uppercase or lowercase).
- ACTION: Correct the node address and try the operation again.
- ICAUSE: The parameter that identifies ETHERAND type in PROTOCOL.INI
- must be configured for DIX or 802.3. This parameter is not
- configured correctly.
- ACTION: Either remove the ETHERAND type parameter from PROTOCOL.INI
- to allow the value to default to 802.3, or change the parameter to
- reflect the appropriate value. If the ETHERAND type is DIX, a D
- must be specified. If the ETHERAND type is 802.3, an I (IEEE
- format) must be specified.
- ICAUSE: A keyword was found in PROTOCOL.INI that is not
- recognized as a valid parameter.
- ACTION: Review the PROTOCOL.INI file to locate the incorrect
- parameter. Correct or delete the unrecognized keyword and try
- the operation again.
- ICAUSE: The keyword specified has required parameters. No parameter
- values were found for this keyword.
- ACTION: Add the proper value to the keyword and try the operation again.
- ICAUSE: The value provided for the parameter is not the correct
- type or is not a valid value.
- ACTION: Change the value for the parameter in PROTOCOL.INI.
- ICAUSE: The value specified for the parameter is either larger
- than the maximum allowed or smaller than the minimum allowed for
- that parameter.
- ACTION: Correct the value specified and try the operation again.
- ICAUSE: The parameter occurred more than once in PROTOCOL.INI.
- Only one occurrence of the parameter is allowed.
- ACTION: Change PROTOCOL.INI so that it contains only one reference to the
- parameter and try the operation again.
- ICAUSE: No section was found defining the parameters for the IBM LANDD device
- driver in PROTOCOL.INI.
- ACTION: Insert a section in PROTOCOL.INI with the appropriate values for
- the IBM LANDD device driver. Minimum entries are the module name, driver
- name, and bindings statements.
- ICAUSE: The message handling device driver is not installed
- or cannot be accessed.
- ACTION: Check the FFST/2 message log if you are using FFST/2 or the
- LANTRAN.LOG for a failure message. Check the CONFIG.SYS file to
- ensure that a DEVICE= statement exists for LANMSGDD.OS2. For
- additional information about the return code displayed with
- the message, type HELP nnnn from the OS/2 command prompt.
- Correct the problem and try the operation again.
- ICAUSE: The system service SetTimer returned an unsuccessful
- error code.
- ACTION: Try the operation again. If the error persists, contact
- your vendor sales representative.
- ICAUSE: The device driver tried to allocate one or more
- GDT selectors and the system service returned an unsuccessful
- error code.
- ACTION: Reduce the number of GDTs used by device drivers that
- install before LANDD.OS2. It may be possible to do this by changing
- the configuration options in PROTOCOL.INI for the drivers that
- install before LANDD.OS2, or it may be necessary to change CONFIG.SYS
- to have LANDD.OS2 load earlier. For additional information about the
- return code displayed with the message, type HELP nnnn from the OS/2
- command prompt.
- ICAUSE: The operating system could not map a physical address to a GDT selector.
- ACTION: Try the operation again. For additional information about the
- return code displayed with the message, type HELP nnnn from the OS/2 command
- prompt. If the problem persists, note the message number and return code
- value and contact your vendor sales representative.
- ICAUSE: The operating system could not convert a physical address to
- a virtual LDT ring three selector.
- ACTION: Try the operation again. For additional information about the
- return code displayed with the message, type HELP nnnn from the OS/2
- command prompt. If the problem persists, note the message number and
- return code value and contact your vendor sales representative.
- ICAUSE: The offset returned from the system service PhysToVirt
- request was not 0.
- ACTION: Try the operation again. If the problem persists, note the
- message number and contact your vendor sales representative.
- ICAUSE: The address to the system global information segment is not
- valid.
- ACTION: Try the operation again. If the problem persists, note the
- message number and contact your vendor sales representative.
- ICAUSE: This program requires that a compatible version of OS/2
- be loaded in order to run.
- ACTION: Refer to your documentation to determine the compatible OS/2
- version and install that version, or delete the IBM LANDD section
- from CONFIG.SYS.
- ICAUSE: The request to lock a memory segment failed because the
- segment was unavailable or the lock handle was not valid.
- ACTION: Change the number of links or adapters being used to reduce
- memory usage and try the operation again. If the problem persists,
- contact your vendor sales representative.
- ICAUSE: The system service VirtToPhys returned an unsuccessful
- error code.
- ACTION: Try the operation again. If the problem persists, note the
- message number and contact your vendor sales representative.
- ICAUSE: A system service request to allocate memory for the
- group SAP receive buffer failed because the memory was not available.
- ACTION: Change the number of links or adapters being used to
- reduce memory usage and try the operation again.
- For additional information about the return code displayed with
- the message, type HELP nnnn from the OS/2 command prompt.
- If the problem persists, contact your vendor sales representative.
- ICAUSE: The sytem has run out of GDT selectors.
- ACTION: Increase the available number of GDT selectors by
- changing the SELECTORS= parameter in PROTOCOL.INI to a larger number.
- Try the operation again.
- ICAUSE: The system could not map a physical address to a GDT selector
- because either the physical address or the GDT is not valid.
- ACTION: Try the operation again. For additional information about the
- return code displayed with the message, type HELP nnnn from the OS/2 command
- prompt. If the problem persists, note the message number and return
- code and contact your vendor sales representative.
- ICAUSE: The ETHERAND type specified for this adapter in PROTOCOL.INI
- is DIX, but the MAC driver requires 802.3 frame formats.
- ACTION: Either remove the ETHERAND type parameter from PROTOCOL.INI
- to allow the value to default to 802.3 or change the parameter to allow 802.3
- frame formats for this MAC.
- ICAUSE: The ETHERAND type specified for this adapter in PROTOCOL.INI
- is 802.3, but the MAC driver requires DIX frame formats.
- ACTION: Change the ETHERAND type keyword to allow DIX frame
- formats for this MAC. If the parameter does not exist in PROTOCOL.INI,
- it must be created; the default value for this parameter is 802.3.
- ICAUSE: A node address (NETADDRESS) has been configured for
- a MAC driver that does not support the SetStationAddress function.
- ACTION: Remove the node address statement from PROTOCOL.INI.
- Check the MAC parameters to see if the node address can be configured
- directly through the MAC driver.
- ICAUSE: An unexpected error occurred when the protocol manager
- tried to bind to the MAC driver.
- ACTION: Check for additional messages from the MAC driver
- indicating an error, and check the bindings list in PROTOCOL.INI
- for an incorrect name. Correct the error and try the operation
- again. If the condition persists, contact your MAC vendor
- sales representative.
- ICAUSE: IBM LANDD and NETBEUI require that the packet filter function be
- supported by the MAC device driver. The MAC driver installed on this
- system does not support the receiving of packets of the type requested.
- ACTION: Install a version of the MAC device driver that supports the
- required level of function.
- ICAUSE: NDIS requires that MAC device drivers support a 256 byte lookahead
- buffer. An error code was returned when the program tried to set
- this buffer size.
- ACTION: Install a version of the MAC device driver that supports the
- required level of function.
- ICAUSE: The MAC device driver indicates that it will accept
- a user-defined node address but is unable to process the request.
- ACTION: To use the burned-in address from the adapter, change
- PROTOCOL.INI to remove the configured node address.
- ICAUSE: The unexpected error occurred when the program attempted
- to open the adapter for the MAC device driver.
- ACTION: Check for additional messages from the MAC driver indicating
- an error. Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact
- your MAC vendor sales representative.
- ICAUSE: An open adapter request was issued before the bind
- to the MAC driver was successfully completed.
- ACTION: Change CONFIG.SYS to ensure that the RUN= statement
- exists for NETBIND.EXE. This will ensure that the bind process
- completes as quickly as possible.
- ICAUSE: The high-memory GDT selector for this MAC could not be
- found in the logical MAC cross-reference array. Binding to this
- MAC will fail.
- ACTION: Try the operation again. If the problem persists,
- contact your vendor sales representative.
- ICAUSE: The node address specified in the PROTOCOL.INI file already
- exists on the network. Each node address must be unique for the
- network.
- ACTION: Either change the node address for this MAC device driver to be
- a unique or locate the other system with the same node address specified
- in the PROTOCOL.INI file and change that node address. Try the operation
- again.
- ICAUSE: LANDD received an unexpected return code when trying to transmit
- the duplicate node address test.
- ACTION: Correct the error and try the operation again. If the condition
- persists, contact your MAC vendor sales representative.
- ICAUSE: The OpenAdapter request made to the MAC Driver did not complete
- within the specified time limit.
- ACTION: Check the adapters for possible hardware conflicts and try the
- operation again. If the condition persists, contact your MAC vendor sales
- representative.
- ICAUSE: An error occurred during device driver initialization. This
- error is preventing the device driver from installing properly.
- ACTION: Check for additional messages indicating a specific
- problem. Correct that problem and try the operation again.
- ICAUSE: There are no configuration parameters defined for
- NETBEUI in PROTOCOL.INI.
- ACTION: Change PROTOCOL.INI to add a section of configuration
- information for NETBEUI. The minimum statements required for this
- section are MODULENAME=, DRIVERNAME=, and BINDINGS=. Try the
- operation again.
- ICAUSE: An incompatible version of the redirector is installed
- on this system. NETBIOS will not run with this version.
- ACTION: Install the proper version of the redirector and try the operation
- again.
- ICAUSE: The area needed to hold the configuration defined
- in PROTOCOL.INI is larger than the maximum allowable
- size. The sum of the configuration parameters exceed 64KB.
- ACTION: Refer to your network planning and administration guides
- for additional information about suggested values.
- Reduce the SESSIONS, NAMES, and COMMANDS statements in the
- PROTOCOL.INI file or use the default values; then retry the operation.
- ICAUSE: The path \IBMCOM or the default override path specified on
- the DEVICE= statement in CONFIG.SYS for the message device driver
- is not valid.
- ACTION: Change the DEVICE= statement in CONFIG.SYS to an
- existing path or create the directory specified as the path.
- Re-IPL the system and try the operation again.
- ICAUSE: An error occurred when the program tried to open
- or write from the message device driver.
- ACTION: Check the root directory and ensure that adequate
- space exists for operation. Try the operation again.
- ICAUSE: FFST/2 was unable to initialize properly and cannot be
- used to handle messages. An ASCII file named LANTRAN.LOG
- is being created to hold messages. This file may be
- viewed or printed using OS/2 commands.
- ACTION: No action is required. If logging to FFST/2 is desired,
- include a RUN=d:\OS2\EPW statement in CONFIG.SYS.
- ICAUSE: The IBM LANDLLDD was not able to open or attach to the IBM
- LANDD device driver.
- ACTION: Change the CONFIG.SYS file to ensure that the DEVICE= statements
- exist for both LANDLLDD and LANDD and that the LANDD statement is
- specified first. Retry the operation. If the problem persists,
- reinstall the device drivers.
- ICAUSE: The system service AllocPhys returned an unsuccessful
- error code to the program.
- ACTION: Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact
- your vendor sales representative.
- ICAUSE: The system service DosGetInfoSeg returned an unsuccessful
- error code.
- ACTION: Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact
- your vendor sales representative.
- ICAUSE: The system service PhysToGDT returned an unsuccessful
- error code.
- ACTION: Try the operation again. If the problem persists, contact
- your vendor sales representative.
- ICAUSE: The program was unable to open the IBM LANDLLDD device driver.
- ACTION: Check the CONFIG.SYS file to ensure that the DEVICE= statement
- exist for LANDLLDD. Retry the operation. If the problem persists,
- reinstall the device driver.
- ICAUSE: There is not adequate memory for LANDLLDD to run properly.
- ACTION: There are several things that might fix this error:
- - Add additional memory to this system.
- - Reduce the number of active applications and devices.
- - Reconfigure the MAC parameters to reduce resource requirements.
- ICAUSE: There are not enough system resources for NETBIOS
- to continue running. Refer to the message log for total
- resources currently allocated for all NETBIOS applications.
- ACTION: To resolve the problem, increase the resource requirements
- (SESSIONS=, NAMES=, and COMMANDS=) in PROTOCOL.INI. Try the
- operation again.
- ICAUSE: NETBIOS requires the presence of either a NETBEUI or NETBIOS
- section in the PROTOCOL.INI file.
- ACTION: Ensure that the configuration parameters are present in
- the PROTOCOL.INI file for either NETBIOS or NETBEUI or both; then
- retry the operation. If the NETBIOS API is not needed, remove
- the DEVICE= statement for NETBIOS.OS2 from the CONFIG.SYS file.
- ICAUSE: The device driver specified is not valid. The specified device
- driver may not be compatible with the network adapter or the version
- may not be supported.
- ACTION: Install a supported version of the device driver and retry
- the operation.
- ICAUSE: NETBIOS could not open the device driver.
- ACTION: Change the CONFIG.SYS file to ensure that the DEVICE= statement
- exists and contains the correct path and name for the device driver.
- Ensure that the device driver entry is before the NETBIOS.OS2
- entry. Retry the operation.
- ICAUSE: The NETBIOS section of the PROTOCOL.INI file contains an error
- on the line specified by the adapter number.
- ACTION: Specify a valid adapter line and try the operation again.
- The following is the syntax of the adapter line in the NETBIOS section:
- ADAPTER# = Driver,Adp,Sess,NCBs,Names
- Where:
- # - Digit to be used as the NETBIOS API NCB adapter number.
- Driver - String specifing driver name that NETBIOS will bind to.
- Adp - Digit adapter number that NETBIOS uses to bind to the Driver.
- Sess - Digit specifing Sessions requested for the NETBIOS API.
- NCBs - Digit specifing NCBs requested for the NETBIOS API.
- Names - Digit specifing Names requested for the NETBIOS API.
- ICAUSE: There were no media access control (MAC) names specified
- on the BINDINGS= statment in the IBM NETBEUI section of PROTOCOL.INI.
- ACTION: Correct the PROTOCOL.INI file to ensure that a valid MAC
- driver name is specified on the BINDINGS= statement.
- ICAUSE: The number of media acess control (MAC) drivers specified
- on the BINDINGS= statement in PROTOCOL.INI exceeds the maximum
- number of devices to bind (MAXBIND).
- ACTION: Correct the PROTOCOL.INI file to ensure that the number
- of MAC names specified in the BINDINGS= statement does not exceed
- ICAUSE: Either the sum of the configuration parameters require more than
- 64KB, or there is not enough memory to allocate the necessary storage
- for the device driver. If this is a 286 processor system, the sum of all
- of the configuration parameters must fit in 64KB. If this is a 386
- or higher processor system, all parameters except the link and session
- control blocks must fit in 64KB.
- ACTION: Refer to your network planning and administration guides
- for additional information about suggested values. Reduce the resources
- required by changing PROTOCOL.INI, or add more memory, and try the
- operation again.
- ICAUSE: The device driver tried to allocate one or more
- GDT selectors and the system service returned an unsuccessful
- error code.
- ACTION: Reduce the number of GDTs used by device drivers that
- install before NETBEUI.OS2. It may be possible to do this by changing
- the configuration options in PROTOCOL.INI for the drivers that
- install before NETBEUI.OS2, or it may be necessary to change CONFIG.SYS
- to have NETBEUI.OS2 load earlier. For additional information about
- the return code displayed with the message, type HELP nnnn from the
- OS/2 command prompt. If the problem persists, reduce the number of GDT
- selectors specified in the NETBEUI section of the PROTOCOL.INI file.
- ICAUSE: This program requires a compatible version of OS/2 in order to
- ACTION: Check your documentation and install the proper version
- of OS/2 and try the operation again, or delete the IBM NETBEUI section
- from CONFIG.SYS.
- ICAUSE: The value specified for the node address (NETADDRESS) must
- contain 12 hexadecimal numbers. Hexadecimal numbers can
- consist of the digits 0 through 9 and the letters A through F
- (uppercase or lowercase).
- ACTION: Correct the node address and try the operation again.
- ICAUSE: The value for the keyword in the PROTOCOL.INI file represents
- a configuration parameter for a media access control (MAC) device
- driver. The maximum number of MAC drivers allowed is 12.
- ACTION: Correct the PROTOCOL.INI file to ensure that the number
- of values for the keyword is less than or equal to the maximum
- number of MAC drivers allowed.
- ICause: An OS/2 error occurred while updating the specified
- file. The file was not updated.
- Action: Switch to another OS/2 session and make sure the
- file is not in use by another session. Select Retry to
- perform the operation again.
- For additional information, see the FFST/2 message log if you are
- using FFST/2 or the LANTRAN.LOG.
- Select Cancel to return to the window displayed before the
- update error occurred.
- If you cannot correct the error, select Exit to return to the
- installation/configuration program.
- ICause: An OS/2 error occurred while attempting to read the
- specified file. The file could not be read.
- Action: Switch to another OS/2 session and make sure
- the file is not in use by another session. Select
- Retry to perform the operation again.
- For additional information, see the FFST/2 message log if you are
- using FFST/2 or the LANTRAN.LOG.
- Select Cancel to return to the previous window. (Cancel is not
- available for some configurations.)
- If you cannot correct the error, select Exit to return to the
- installation/configuration program.
- ICause: An OS/2 error occurred while copying the specified
- file to the specified subdirectory.
- Action: Switch to another OS/2 session and verify that the
- file is not in use by another session. Select Retry to perform
- the operation again.
- For additional information, see the FFST/2 message log if you are
- using FFST/2 or the LANTRAN.LOG.
- Select Ignore to continue.
- Select Cancel to return to the previous window.
- If you cannot correct the error, select Exit to return to the
- installation/configuration program.
- ICause: The value in an entry field is out of range.
- Action: Select OK to close this message and return to the field
- indicated by the cursor. Type the correct information as indicated
- by the message. For more information, press F1 on that field to display
- help information for the field.
- ICause: An incorrect or incomplete path was typed in the
- Path field in the Select Default PROTOCOL.INI File window.
- Action: Select OK to return to the previous window. Type the
- path to the PROTOCOL.INI file in the Path field.
- ICause: An incorrect or an incomplete path was specified in the
- Copy Additional Network Adapter Drivers window. Ensure that
- the drivers, initialization (.NIF) files, and supplementary
- files are all at the specified path.
- Action: If the path is incorrect or incomplete, select
- OK to return to the previous window. Type the path in the
- Path field.
- If some of the files are not at the path, switch to another
- session and copy the files to the specified path. Return to
- this window and select OK. Specify the path again, if
- necessary.
- ICause: One of the network adapter and protocol driver
- combinations in the Current Configuration list is not complete.
- One of the network adapters does not have a protocol driver.
- Action: Select OK to close this message. Complete the
- configuration by assigning a protocol driver to the
- network adapter driver indicated by the cursor or by removing
- the network adapter driver from the Current Configuration list.
- ICause: You tried to remove a network adapter before removing
- the associated protocol drivers.
- Action: Select OK to close the message. If you want to remove
- a network adapter, you must first remove the protocol drivers
- associated with the network adapter.
- ICause: You tried to update the PROTOCOL.INI file,
- but there are duplicate logical adapter numbers for a specific
- protocol driver.
- Action: Select OK and change one of the logical adapter
- numbers.
- ICause: The value in an entry field is out of range. The range of
- correct values is indicated in the message.
- Action: Select OK to close this message and return to the field
- indicated by the cursor. Type the correct information. If you
- do not know the correct data, press F1 on that field to display
- help information for the field.
- ICause: An OS/2 error occurred during the attempt to update the
- specified file.
- Action: Switch to another OS/2 session and ensure that the
- file is not in use by another session. Select Retry to
- perform the operation again.
- For additional information, see the FFST/2 message log if you are
- using FFST/2, or see LANTRAN.LOG or LAPSHIST.LOG.
- Select Cancel to return to the window displayed before the
- update error occurred.
- If you cannot correct the error, select Exit to return to the
- installation/configuration program.
- ICause: An OS/2 error occurred during the attempt to read the
- specified file.
- Action: Switch to another OS/2 session and ensure that
- the file is not in use by another session. Select
- Retry to perform the operation again.
- For additional information, see the FFST/2 message log if you are
- using FFST/2, or see LANTRAN.LOG or LAPSHIST.LOG.
- Select Cancel to return to the previous window. (Cancel is not
- available in some installation paths.)
- If you cannot correct the error, select Exit to return to the
- installation/configuration program.
- ICause: An OS/2 error occurred during the attempt to copy
- the specified file to the specified subdirectory.
- Action: Switch to another OS/2 session and ensure that the
- file is not in use by another session. Select Retry to perform
- the operation again.
- For additional information, see the FFST/2 message log if you are
- using FFST/2, or see LANTRAN.LOG or LAPSHIST.LOG.
- Select Ignore to continue. However, the files may not be copied.
- Select Cancel to return to the previous window.
- Select Exit to return to the installation/configuration program.
- ICAUSE: A syntax error occurred in the configuration parameters supplied
- to the LTSVCFG configuration tool.
- ACTION: Refer to your documentation for additional information about
- parameter syntax. Correct the syntax and retry the operation.
- ICAUSE: There is insufficient resources to accommodate a request for
- fixed contiguous system memory.
- ACTION: There are several things that might fix this problem:
- - Add additional memory to this system.
- - Reduce the number of active applications and devices loaded on the
- system.
- ICAUSE: An unexpected error has been reported which prevents LANVDD
- from operating in this Virtual Dos Machine.
- ACTION: Check LANTRAN.LOG to identify the specific condition that
- caused the failure. A message detailing that condition will be logged
- prior to this message.
- ICAUSE: The protocol stack and device drivers were not loaded.
- ACTION: Ensure that the CONFIG.SYS file contains a DEVICE= statement
- for LANDD.OS2 or NETBIOS.OS2. If the CONFIG.SYS file contains these
- statements, check the LANTRAN.LOG file for additional information.
- If you do not need Virtual 802.2 and Virtual NetBIOS support, delete
- the DEVICE= statments for LANVDD.OS2 and LANPDD.OS2 from the CONFIG.SYS
- file.
- ICAUSE: LANPDD could not register with the Virtual Dos Machine Manager.
- Registration is required for LANVDD/LANPDD coexistence.
- ACTION: Insure that Virtual Dos support was selected at installation.
- If Virtual Dos Support is not required then remove LANVDD and LANPDD
- from the Config.sys file.
- ICAUSE: An unexpected error has been reported which has
- caused the device driver to not install.
- ACTION: Check LANTRAN.LOG to identify the specific condition that
- caused the failure. A message detailing that condition will be logged
- prior to this message.
- ICAUSE: The system can not map a linear address to a 16:16 format or
- is out of GDT Selectors. If this happens at Device Driver initialization
- the LANVDD will fail to install.
- ACTION: Reduce the number of GDTs used by device drivers that
- install before LanVDD.OS2. It may be possible to do this by changing
- the configuration options in PROTOCOL.INI for the drivers that
- install before LanVDD.OS2.
- ICAUSE: Netbios is supported in a maximum of 16 VDM sessions. One has
- surpassed this limit.
- ACTION: If Netbios is required, reduce the number of Dos sessions in
- use or run your Netbios application in an already existing dos session.
- ICAUSE: A failure occurred when trying to allocate either a Context,
- Return, or WaitVIRR hook with the VDM Manager.
- ACTION: Insure that there are adequate disk and memory resources on
- your machine before starting an VDM session or run with fewer VDM
- Sessions.
- ICAUSE: The version of the operating system required for this program to
- run is OS/2 2.0 or greater.
- ACTION: Install a version of OS/2 which is 2.0 or greater,
- or delete the IBM LANPDD and LANVDD sections from CONFIG.SYS.
- ICAUSE: The IBM OS/2 802.2 protocol stack (LANDD.OS2) is not
- installed or is not operational. LANVDD cannot support the DOS 802.2
- API if the OS/2 802.2 protocol stack is not present.
- ACTION: Ensure that the CONFIG.SYS file contains a DEVICE= statement
- for LANDD.OS2. If the CONFIG.SYS file contains the statement, check
- the LANTRAN.LOG file for additional information.
- I***CAUSE: An 802 exception event occurred and there were no status
- memory elements available to map it from OS/2 to DOS. No action
- is required. This is a temporary condition and LANVDD will recover.
- ACTION:
- ICAUSE: The operating system may be damaged.
- ACTION: Restart OS/2 and retry the request. If this message persists,
- report this problem and the contents of LANTRAN.LOG to an IBM service
- representative.
- ICAUSE: The IBM OS/2 802.2 protocol stack (LANDD.OS2) notified
- LANVDD of a status event for an application unknown to LANVDD.
- ACTION: Restart OS/2 and retry the request. If this message persists,
- report this problem and the contents of LANTRAN.LOG to an IBM service
- representative.
- ICAUSE: The IBM OS/2 802.2 protocol stack (LANDD.OS2) notified LANVDD
- of a status event for a SAP LANVDD does not own.
- ACTION: Restart OS/2 and retry the operation. If this message persists,
- report this problem and the contents of LANTRAN.LOG to an IBM service
- representative.
- ICAUSE: LANVMEM.SYS was not loaded as part of the DOS device settings in
- this DOS environment.
- ACTION: Ensure that the DOS device driver, LANVMEM.SYS, is being loaded
- as part of the DOS device settings for the specific DOS environment.
- ICAUSE: The number of active 802.2 applications is the configured
- maximum.
- ACTION: Run the LAPS (Lan and Protocol Support) install program and
- choose Configure. Increase the value for the OS/2 802.2 resource,
- Maximum Number of Users.
- ICAUSE: The number of open 802.2 SAPs is the configured maximum.
- ACTION: Run the LAPS (Lan And Protocol Support) install program and
- choose Configure. Increase the value for the OS/2 802.2 resource,
- Maximum SAPs.
- ICAUSE: The operating system could not provide system memory for a
- LANVDD request.
- ACTION: Stop any unnecessary applications and retry the request. If this
- message persists, add more memory to your system.
- ICAUSE: The operating system may be damaged.
- ACTION: Restart OS/2 and retry the request. If this message persists,
- report this problem and the contents of LANTRAN.LOG to an IBM service
- representative.
- ICAUSE: The operating system could not provide system memory for a
- LANVDD request.
- ACTION: Stop any unnecessary applications and retry the request. If this
- message persists, add more memory to your system.
- ICAUSE: LANVDD could not allocate system memory for status elements.
- ACTION: Stop any unnecessary applications and retry the request. If this
- message persists, add more memory to your system.
- ICAUSE: The IBM OS/2 802.2 protocol stack (LANDD.OS2) notified
- LANVDD of a status event for a SAP that LANVDD does not own.
- ACTION: Restart OS/2 and retry request. If this message persists,
- report this problem and the contents of LANTRAN.LOG to an IBM service
- representative.
- ICAUSE: LANVDD does not have enough internal resources to complete the
- request. LANVDD received an expected return code from LANDD on a
- DLC.FLOW.CONTROL.
- ACTION: Restart the application and retry the request. If this message
- persists, report this problem and the contents of LANTRAN.LOG to an
- IBM service representative.
-