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#AmiTCP Woes

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#193607From: Hank DuckmanApr 20, 1995 7:23 PM
Steve (and other networking/communications experts): Please help me get out of this mess. I continue to be unable to install AmiTCP-4.0(demo). Here is the "script" in detail: I set up the installation for expert and pretend. I select DH0:TC as the " install to" site. It is my sys HD. The AmiTCP file with installer is in DH0:. The licensure notice comes up, I read it and it closes. I click "proceed". "Do you want to update your Sana II device drivers?" appears. I click on yes, even though I have none previously installed. PPP is not installed yet. "Should this Sana II driver be installed in devs:networks?" There is no such directory as yet, qas far as I know. I click on "proceed". "Do you want to install A2060.device in devs:networks?" Proceed "Do you want to install A2065.device " " " " " Proceed "Do you want to install rhcslip.device " " " " " Proceed "Do you want to install rhslip.device """""""""""""""" Proceed. Offer to install Napsaterm fonts and Napsa. I proceed, to default "fonts". "Do you want to copy settings from old installation?" I clicked "yes" and let these configuration settings be copied to the default areas even though I had no prev. config settings of my own. "default user ID"…I used 74357.2623@compuserve.com "login username"…I used same as above. "user ID" I used the default 100 "primary group ID" I used the default 100 "What is real name of user" I used Hank Duckman "Give the home directory of the user". I used DH0:, my SYS directory. "Enter the name of the command interpreter for the user" I used the default, "shell". "Are you sure you want to add this user?" My previously typed selections for various names, IDs are listed in a summary form. I click on "proceed" and this is where I get the error screen: ERROR reading text include file. DOS error type:unable to locate a file or a drawer. Thanks in advance for any help you can offer. Hank
#193616From: Clay SpenceApr 20, 1995 9:08 PM
I'm not an expert, but I have a few suggestions, for what they're worth. Install PPP first. You probably shouldn't install those other SANA 2 devices, like A2060, unless you actually have them. >>"Do you want to copy settings from old installation?" I clicked "yes" and let these configuration settings be copied to the default areas even though I had no prev. config settings of my own. << Say "no" instead. Maybe the errors come frmo trying to read the non-existent previous configuration files. Your default userID is odd, but I don't know what difference it makes, as I don't remember what I did. Clay
#193695From: Dale LarsonApr 21, 1995 5:49 AM
Turn logging on, then examine the log when you get the error to find out what the script was trying to do when it erred. dale@iam.com http://www.iam.com Intangible Assets Manufacturing
#193761From: Hank DuckmanApr 21, 1995 5:40 PM
Thanks, Dale, but when I get the error message, having clicked on log, I have to click on proceed to clear the screen and the log is no where to be found.???