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From: kleiner@bu-tyng.bu.edu (Ken Kleiner)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.xenix.sco
Subject: XENIX TCP/IP ... HELP!!!
Message-ID: <4534@bu-tyng.bu.edu>
Date: 13 Sep 90 17:20:43 GMT
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Organization: Boston University Corporate Education Center, Tyngsboro MA
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Hi,

	I have been trying to install SCO TCP/IP for 
	Xenix and have run into some problems.  I was wondering if
	someone could help me out.   

	We are running on a WYSE 386 (WY3225-01) with 16 MB of RAM,
	380 MB hard disk.  I have a 50MB root f.s., 30 MB swap and 
	a /u to take up the rest.  

	After TCP/IP install, the kernel is about 590K.  

	Here's what happened:


	1.  Installed SCO Xenix 2.3.1
	2.  Installed SCO Streams

	3.  Installed SCO TCP/IP.  no problems at install time.

	4.  Rebooted (after kernel re-link).

	5.  When I hit CR to boot the default kernel (hd(40)xenix), 
	    the system rebooted!  Meaning, it cleared the screen, 
	    did the memory check, and executed /boot again.  
	    Everytime I hit CR, it does this.  
	    
	    I de-installed TCP/IP, relinked the kernel leaving me with
	    just Streams.  And, everything booted fine.  

	    I checked out what Streams install does to the kernel, and
	    it changes some Streams parameters.  TCP/IP ups them 
	    even more.  could this be the problem? 

	Have you ever experienced this?  


	Thanks a bunch....



								-Ken

	
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Ken Kleiner      <<<  {wang}{ulowell}{elrond}{decvax}!bu-tyng!kleiner  >>>
Boston University's Corporate Education Center (Computer Center)
72 Tyng Road, Tyngsboro, MA 01879       (508) 649-9731

GO RED SOX!!!!
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