NOVELL TECHNICAL INFORMATION DOCUMENT

TITLE:              NetWare 386 C Library Patches
DOCUMENT ID:        TID000238
DOCUMENT REVISION:  A
DATE:               01JUL93
ALERT STATUS:       Yellow
INFORMATION TYPE:   Symptom Solution
README FOR:         NWC386.EXE

NOVELL PRODUCT and VERSION:
NetWare 3.11

ABSTRACT:
This file contains patches for the NetWare 386 C Library, as well as some
new header files.  NOTE: These patches are not for NetWare 386, they are
for NetWare 386 C Libraries.
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Self-Extracting File Name:  NWC386.EXE

Files Included     Size     Date        Time

  NWC386.TXT          (This File)
  386WCG.010        678   11-15-89     11:39a
  386WCG.011        632   11-15-89     11:38a
  386WCG.012        268   11-13-89      2:23p
 386WCGL.010        663   11-15-89     11:39a
 386WCGL.011        691   11-15-89     11:38a
 386WCGL.012        269   11-13-89      2:23p


The name of each patch indicates which file is to be patched, and the file
name extension indicates the number of the patch.  For example, 386wcg.010
is patch number 10 and is to be applied to the 386wcg.exe file. 
386wcgl.011 is patch number 11 and is to be applied to the 386wcgl.exe
file.

Each patch file is contains comments about what bug is fixed by the patch.

Patches are installed using the wpatch.exe utility.

To install a particular patch, the following syntax is used:
                wpatch filename.num
where filename.num is the full name of the patch to be installed.

The file to which the patch is being applied either must exist in the same
directory as the patch file or it must be in a directory in the user's path
environment variable.
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