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Hi Sandy
Are you running eCS !?
If YES, then I have very little experience with =
because I do use MCP 4.52 !
BTW: Do you have the following entry in your CONFIG.SYS ?
SET SCFINDUTILITY=3DC:\OS2\APPS\PMSEEK.EXE
With this entry it is much easier to search for specific files =
or specific files contents in specific partitions or all partitions ;-)
Have a nice Sunday & good luck, svob=EF
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sshapiro@ucsd.edu on 20/06/2004 00:00:18
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Subject: SCOUG-Help: Unimaint question
Well, this is very interesting.
On that particular computer, there is no:
x:\os2\archives
os2.key
x:\os2\boot\altf1mid.scr
I do have scenter.cfg (in the os2\dll directory).
Also, I now see that if I wait long enough, about 10 minutes, the Back
Desktop eventually does work.
Sandy
<1087642569-0-i-lists@synass.net>, on 06/18/04 =
at 09:56 PM, "i-lists" said:
>Hi Sandy
>I would suggest you the following steps:
>1. Modify your OS2.KEY file from x:\OS2\ARCHIVES like I did and =
attached
>here it is:
> - OS2.KEY =
>It is read-only ! So change the attribute before modficating.
>2. Run ARCinst
>2a. Check x:\OS2\BOOT\ALTF1MID.SCR if the newest timestamp is set
>3. Activate your WPS archiving button in your WPS property =
>3a Shutdown & CTRL-ALT-DEL system and make sure =
>your reboot shows the archiving process in the left bottom corner ! 3b.
>Once again check ALTF1MID.SCR like done under 2a !!
>4: INactivate your WPS archiving button again to avoid further
archiving
>!!!
>(The opposite of point 3)
>Done: Like this you have you present WPS archived ;-)
>One more hint: Sometimes SCENTER.CFG may getting corrupted !
>My solution: I do copy SCENTER.CFG to SCENTER.CFG_YMMDD ...
>... where YMMDD is similar with the respective archive date in
>ALTF1MID.SCR ;-))
>Good luck, svob=EF
>sshapiro@ucsd.edu on 19/06/2004 00:58:06
>Please respond to scoug-help@scoug.com
>To: scoug-help@scoug.com
>cc: =
>Subject: SCOUG-Help: Unimaint question
>Getting ready for a trip, and I am trying to bring my laptop up to
speed
>(War4 - FP15).
>I ran Unimaint Repair with difficulty, but when I try to "Backup
>Desktop,"
>the window opens and says: "Locating Desktop," and then it just sits
>there. I see no hard drive activity. I am not sure how to trouble shoot
>this and would appreciate any suggestions. (Checkini and Cleanini also
>worked fine).
>Thanks, Sandy
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