Internal Processing Error at 0270: 0Bf8 with LMSM (100650)
This article was previously published under Q100650
SYMPTOMS
When you reboot after installing LAN Manager services for Macintosh
version 1.0 on a system with LAN Manager version 2.1 or 2.1a and TCP/IP,
you get an internal processing error at location 0270:0BF8 and the
machine hangs.
CAUSE
The LAN Manager services for Macintosh work with NetBEUI, but encounter
this problem with TCP/IP because of conflicts created by the ordering of
TCP/IP and Appletalk drivers in the CONFIG.SYS file.
WORKAROUND
Edit the Device= and Run= lines in the CONFIG.SYS file so that the
Appletalk drivers are listed first.
- Boot from the HPFS recovery disk for the HPFS file system or from an
MS-DOS diskette for the FAT file system.
- Copy the CONFIG.SYS file to a floppy disk so you can modify it on
another workstation. Rearrange the appropriate lines so that the
Appletalk drivers precede the TCP/IP drivers. Use this order:
Device=c:\lanman\drivers\protocol\appltalk\atalk2\atalk2.os2
Run=c:\lanman\drivers\protocol\appltalk\atalkini.exe - Save CONFIG.SYS and copy it back to the server.
- Reboot the server.
This problem doesn't occur if LAN Manager version 2.2 and LAN Manager
Services for Macintosh version 1.0a are used.
Modification Type: |
Major |
Last Reviewed: |
7/30/2001 |
Keywords: |
KB100650 |
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