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Please ignore this post - I've found a PTF from ASNA site which should fix this problem. Thanks,

Hi I've been running version 4.7 of Acceler8DB for a number of years and it has worked fine throughout numerous AS400 upgrades. However we've just upgraded to AS400 5.3 and 8DB refuses to connect to the server - I'm getting an error "1301 : Value for parameter 2 not valid. CPF3C3C". Anyone know...

I've installed SCO Unix 5.0.5 onto an IBM Netfinity 3500 and have installed two network cards(at different times) - a 3Com and a Dlink. I've disabled the on board ethernet card as this has loose connection, but when I try an ifconfig -p net1 192.x.x.x command I get the following errors with...

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I'm sure I've seen a similar post before but I cant find it anywhere. I'm currently backing up my SCO Openserver v5.0.5 using cpio. I'm not overly happy with this and am looking to bring in some professional backup software. Anyone any advice or products they would recommend or otherwise? Thanks.

Thanks for this. The machine in question is based at another site from myself. Turns out the power supply to the fan had gone and the machine was overheating.

There isnt a UPS on the machine - could there be something else internal causing this?

For the last few days my system has intermittently rebooted itself. This isnt caused by a user as nobody else has access to do this. How can I find out what is causing this? I am running SCO Version 5.0.5 (Release 3.2) on an old Osicom i386 machine.

When backing up to a DAT drive using tape -s reset tape -a 512 setblk /dev/rStp0 cbackup 0 2000000 /dev/rStp0 /dev/u the filesystem backs up fine with no problems. However, when I follow this with either tape -s amount or tape amount /dev/rStp0 The message '0K transferred' is always returned...

Not sure about the config or type. Its on a system I've inherited from a 3rd party - the drive worked fine until a week ago when this error started. Sco Version 5.0.5 The drive is written/read using device /dev/rStp1

I have a 1/4 inch tape drive which will rewind, erase, write and read small files. However, if I try and write larger files(although not nearly large enough to exceed the tape/drive capacity), I receive and I/O Write error code 5. Is this a fault on the hardware or is there a problem with the...

Having succesfully used the following cpio command for 3 years, echo "FILENAME" | cpio -ovB -Hodc > /dev/rct1 I am now receiving the error message cpio:I/O error on write():I/O error (error 5) I have used 4 separate tapes with no success. Is this a hardware problem with the tape...