abbend on boot

[rbarr8]

I am getting an abbend on boot and have attached the abbend.log file. All
this is new to me but I was directed to this forum from another. Any help
would be appreciated.

Thanks, Roger

Server ROBERT_MARINO_SRV halted Wednesday, January 21, 2004 1:55:43 am
Abend 1 on P00: Server-5.00h: Page Fault Processor Exception (Error code
00000000)

Registers:
CS = 0008 DS = 0010 ES = 0010 FS = 0010 GS = 0010 SS = 0010
EAX = D42821CC EBX = 00000000 ECX = 00000000 EDX = D4278FA0
ESI = 00000000 EDI = D4279369 EBP = D425B015 ESP = D4278FA0
EIP = D4229604 FLAGS = 00014246
D4229604 3BBB88010000 CMP EDI,[EBX+00000188]=?
EIP in NLSFLAIM.NLM at code start +00041604h
Access Location: 0x00000188

Running process: NLSFLAIM.NLM 1 Process
Created by: NetWare Application
Thread Owned by NLM: NLSFLAIM.NLM
Stack pointer: D4278D5C
OS Stack limit: D426D4A0
Scheduling priority: 67371008
Wait state: 5050080 (Wait on an OLD Semaphore)
Stack: D42104F5 ?
--D4278FC4 ?
D41F1B52 (NLSFLAIM.NLM|(Code Start)+9B52)
--00000078 ?
--00000000 ?
--D42821CC ?
--D42821CC ?
--00000001 ?
D41E9FAC (NLSFLAIM.NLM|(Code Start)+1FAC)
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
-D4261338 (NLSFLAIM.NLM|nlsSecureDBNLMID+28)
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--0E0F98DD ?
--00000000 ?
--0E0F98DD ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?
--FFFFFFFF ?
--00000001 ?
--00004650 (DS.NLM|DSD202D6E0+131D)
--00000000 ?
--00000004 ?
--00545345 ?
--00544445 ?
--4F5A2045 ?
--3E3E454E ?
--00000000 ?
--00000000 ?

Additional Information:
The CPU encountered a problem executing code in NLSFLAIM.NLM. The
problem may be in that module or in data passed to that module by a process
owned by NLSFLAIM.NLM.

[Dave Lunn]

Was Jared working with you on this in another forum?
--
Dave Lunn
NSC SysOp
http://support-forums.novell.com

[rbarr8]

Brad Doster referred me to this forum.

Thanks, Roger

"rbarr8" <rba...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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[rbarr8]

I tried running dsrepair > advanced menu > repair ds database > global
schema to yes
I get 8 errors that say run repair timestamps. when I type repair
timestamps from the console, I get unrecognized command. If I run time
synchronization from the advanced menu I get "ERROR -634 "could not find an
address"

Roger

"rbarr8" <rba...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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[Dave Lunn]

There are a bunch of TIDs addressing this in KB

http://support.novell.com/search/kb_index.jsp

You will have to work through them, and maybe more than one will be needed.

[rbarr8]

I have been looking at 10066606 and got 8 errors running dsrepair from the
console with the server started as server -na
7 of the eight errors are regarding timestamps and I ran "repair timestamps"
from the console and got unrecognized command I tried time synchronization
from the advanced menu of dsrepair and now i get "synthetic time is being
issued on partition .T = Robert_Marino_Tree

Roger

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[rbarr8]

I am still getting an abend on boot. Can someone assist?

Thanks, Roger

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[Dave Lunn]

Just leave the time alone if it is remotely close (within a couple hours)
it will correct itself.

[Dave Lunn]

What are you seeing now?

[rbarr8]

I get the ROBERT_MARINO_SRV <1>: prompt.

Roger

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[Dave Lunn]

No more messages about synthetic time?

The server is up and running?

Users can log in now?

[rbarr8]

Yes to all three questions. My only trouble now is the abend indication on
boot

Roger

"rbarr8" <rba...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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[Dave Lunn]

Have you been through TID 10072195 and TID 10071422?

[rbarr8]

2195 does not appear to apply as I do not see the line in the autoexec.ncf
file it refers to.

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[rbarr8]

10071422 refers to a file nwlib2.exe and sp5.
I did download sp5 but did not know how to install it and questioned whether
I should before I resolved this trouble

Roger

"Dave Lunn" <dlu...@SPAMmyrealbox.com> wrote in message
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[Dave Lunn]

Roger,

<load config> at the console.

Pick up the config.txt file it drops into Sys:\system and paste it into the
next response after you delete the serial number please.

[rbarr8]

I typed config on the server and have typed below what it shows on the
screen. From the WS, I went to the system directory on the server and
searched for the config.txt file but did not find one.

File server name: ROBERT_MARINO_SRV
IPX internal network number: 0F313907
Server Up Time: 14 Hours 42 Minutes 19 Seconds

Realtek RTL8139/810X Family PCI Fast Ethernet NIC
Version 5.01 April 3, 2002
Hardware Setting: Slot 5, I/O ports C400h to C41Fh, interrupt 5h
Node address: 020000123456
Frame type: ETHERNET_II
Board name: RTSSRV_2_EII
LAN protocol: ARP
LAN protocol: IP Address 192.168.0.1 Mask FF.FF.FF.0(255.25

Tree Name: ROBERT_MARINO_TREE
Bindery Context(s):
.ROBERT_MARINO

ROBERT_MARINO_SRV <1>:

I typed the screen as accurately as I could.

Roger

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[Dave Lunn]

OK.

This time let's try typing <load config> without the greater than and less
than symbols.

[rbarr8]

That is what I did. I ran config without the <> symbols and what I sent you
is what comes up on the screen. I searched for the config.txt and did not
find it. I also rem'd the line that "Server ID F3139D7.

Roger

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[rbarr8]

Just to make sure I am not adding to the problem, I typed in load config
just as you suggested. I normally don't have to type the load command, but
rather just the command itself so that is what I have been doing. When I
type the "load config" rather than the info I type into my email and sent
you, I get the following:

SERVER-5.00-1948: Unable to find load file CONFIG
ROBERT_MARINO_SRV <1>:

Roger

"rbarr8" <rba...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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[Dave Lunn]

This is starting to make a little better sense.

Config.nlm is a file that ought to be there. Go to the Novell site and d/l
fconfig5.exe. Unpack it into Sys:\system.

Then at the console:
<load config>

It will drop a config.txt file into Sys:\system. Paste that into your next
post and remember to delete your serial number out of the config.txt file.

I am suspicious of a botched SP install now as well as the position of netdb
in the Autoexec.ncf

I will be out on a service call for a few hours and maybe the rest of the
day. Any other SysOp who picks up this thread will be able to read the
config and move you to the next step if I don't get back.

[rbarr8]

I downloaded fconfig5.exe and from the WS, I copied it into the Sys:\system.
I then typed load config and I got:

Loading module CONFIG.NLM
Netware Server Configuration Reader
Version 3.10e January 9,2004
(C) Copyright Novel, Inc. 1993-2004

This is NATIVE Netware!

Generating TXT configuration report, please wait ......
Writing module list ....
Writing LAN driver list ......
Writing boot disk info ......
ROBERT_MARINO_SRV <1>:

That appears to lock up the server as I can no longer log in from the WS or
type anything at the server console.

Roger

"Dave Lunn" <dlu...@SPAMmyrealbox.com> wrote in message

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[Dave Lunn]

Roger,

Your server is in bad shape. When you rebooted the server could you find
the config.txt file in Sys:\system?

[rbarr8]

No, I could not find the config.txt file, however I am not sure I even see
the SYS:\system directory. From the WS if I look at the F drive, I only
see:
Robert on 'Robert_marino_srv\Sys'(F:)
one autoback.swp file and a windows subdirectory with no other files. In
order to find a system directory I have to go to a Z (I think a mapped
drive) drive and that appears to be the SYS: volume as it does have a system
directory. It seems, whenever I run the config5.exe file, it locks my
server up. I do see the config.nlm in the system directory now where it was
not before I ran config5.exe but still no config.txt. I will append the
login script below for you to see what might be happening and why.

Your current context is ROBERT_MARINO

Your current tree is: ROBERT_MARINO_TREE

You are attached to server ROBERT_MARINO_SRV.

Drive F: = ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:ROBERT \

S1: = P:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS: \]

S2: = O:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:PUBLIC \]

S3: = N:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:LOGIN \]

S4: = C:\WINDOWS

S5: = M:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:PM \]

S6: = L:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:WINMAIL \]

S7: = K:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:WP \]

S8: = J:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:ROBMED \]

S9: = I:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:REAL \]

LOGIN-LGNWNT32.DLL-430: The following drive mapping operation could not be
completed.

[S10:=SYS:PUBLIC\XTNET3.0]

The error code was 8804.

S11: = H:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:WP60 \]

Drives A,C,D map to a local disk.

Drive F: = ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:ROBERT \

Drive Q: = ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:PUBLIC \

Drive R: = ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:WP60 \

Drive T: = ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:ROBMED \

Drive U: = ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:WP \

Drive V: = ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:WINMAIL \

Drive W: = ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:PM \

Drive X: = ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:LOGIN \

Drive Y: = ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:PUBLIC \

Drive Z: = ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS: \

----- Search Drives -----

S1: = C:\WINDOWS\system32

S2: = C:\WINDOWS

S3: = C:\WINDOWS\system32\WBEM

S4: = C:\WINDOWS\system32\nls

S5: = C:\WINDOWS\system32\nls\ENGLISH

S6: = C:\NovDoc\KServer

S7: = G:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:PUBLIC \]

S8: = P:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS: \]

S9: = O:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:PUBLIC \]

S10: = N:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:LOGIN \]

S11: = C:\WINDOWS

S12: = M:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:PM \]

S13: = L:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:WINMAIL \]

S14: = K:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:WP \]

S15: = J:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:ROBMED \]

S16: = I:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:REAL \]

S17: = S:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:REAL \]

S18: = H:. [ROBERT_MARINO_SRV_SYS:WP60 \]

Hope this helps.

Roger

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[Dave Lunn]

Your mapping is definitely hosed. Don't worry about that now.

Go to Z: and log in as admin. See if you can find config.txt without
running another config. If you can post what you have here please. If not
then have another shot at <load config> and see what that produces.

[Andrew C Taubman]

No, you did:

CONFIG

He told you to do:

LOAD CONFIG

which is totally different.
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