NOVELL TECHNICAL INFORMATION DOCUMENT

TITLE:  NetWare 4.10 OS Patches
README FOR:  410PT2.EXE

NOVELL PRODUCTS and VERSIONS:
NetWare 4.1

ABSTRACT:

This file contains the latest operating system test patches for
NetWare 4.10. Included with this prerelease are all patches for
all user-versions of NetWare 4.10.  The patches included have
system tested by Novell. Novell recommends loading ALL patches
before contacting Novell for support.



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ISSUE: 

This patch kit has been broken up into 3 areas (Native NetWare,
NetWare SFT III,
  & NetWare for OS/2).  Copy all files from the apporpriate
locations to the DOS
 partition and volume SYS:.  Edit the STARTUP.NCF, AUTOEXEC.NCF,
IOSTART.NCF,
 or MSSTART.NCF files.  There are some sample NCF file that may
help the
 installation. 

 NOTE: STARTUP.NCF will NOT allow execution of an NCF file from
within it.  It
 is necessary to copy the contents from the sample START.NCF to
your existing
 STARTUP.NCF.  AUTOEXEC.NCF will allow the execution of an NCF
file, so simply
 call the AUTO.NCF file from with in AUTOEXEC.NCF.  It may be
necessary to edit
 the sample NCF file to specify correct paths.


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 ALLDIRFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        When a directory cache buffer needs to be alloced, the
        AllocateDirectoryBuffer procedure examines a maximum of 
the
        10 oldest buffers on the LRU list. The first available
        buffer that is sufficiently aged is used. If none of the
10
        buffers is old enough,  a new directory cache buffer is
        allocated (assuming memory is available).

      SOLUTION:
      Apply ALLDIRFX NLM         1,084 05-08-95   2:14p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 AUDDIRFX NLM
 ============  
      SYMPTOM:
      SOLUTION:
      Apply AUDDIRFX NLM         1,244 03-24-95   3:17p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10
           Example: v3.11 is in 311ITx.EXE or 311PTx.EXE,
                     v3.12 is in 312ITx.EXE or 312PTx.EXE,
                     v4.01 is in 401ITx.EXE or 401PTx.EXE,
                     v4.02 is in 402ITx.EXE or 402PTx.EXE.
                     v4.10 is in 410ITx.EXE or 410PTx.EXE.
                     v3.11 SFT is in SFTITx.EXE.

        Fixes audit or directory service's problem.

      Installation Instructions:
           NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 AUDNSPFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        The auditing code only handles name changes for non-DOS
name
        spaces.  If some other change (in this case it was a
modify
        directory entry) occurs the audit code jumps to its
generic
        error path which assumes certain local variables will be
        initialized.  Since they are not various things may occur
        (an Abend in this case) based upon what is in the
        uninitialized variables.  By initializing these variables
at
        procedure entry, the problem is fixed.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply AUDNSPFX NLM         1,116 03-24-95   3:43p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF

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 CLRDIRFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        Wrote patch ClrDirFx.NLM (Clear Directory Fix) which
fixes a
        bug in 4.10 where a process which has the volume
semaphore
        and is spinning waiting in ClearVolumeDirectoryHandles
        causes the process which has the active DirectoryHandles
to
        block.  The system then stops because of the deadlock.  A
        counter is incremented  instead of making the call to
clear
        the handles, and then later if the counter is non-zero we
        release the volume lock and make the call, after which we
        require the lock and continue on.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply CLRDIRFX NLM         3,277 03-24-95   3:11p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 COMABRFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        The server hangs when decompressing a file with low
memory
        or when the volume is full. While a client tries to
        decompress a file, the file will remain in an opened
state
        preventing renames, erases and other opens.

        While doing a server install upgrade auditing was turned
on.
        When the install got to a point where it was trying to
open
        an auditing log file, it tried to decompress the file,
but
        was unable to due to no available memory on the server.
The
        install process hung on a "Please wait" screen. This is a
        problem with initial aborting of the decompression. The
        error would only occur for connection 0, since an NCP
        request would probably not be fast enough to raise the
        condition within the small window of opportunity for it
to
        occur.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply COMABRFX NLM         1,619 03-24-95   2:58p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 COMCOPFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        NCOPYING a compressed file from one directory  to
another,
        on same server will page fault the server.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply COMCOPFX NLM         1,742 04-28-95  10:47a

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 COMREDFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        Migrating compressed files ABENDs file server.

        Immediate compression is enabled.  Files are being
migrated
        using Kodak's MSS product.  File server ABENDs with a
page
        fault. SERVER.NLM ReadFile call is reading past the end
of
        the compressed file.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply COMREDFX NLM         1,208 03-24-95   3:47p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 COMSTPFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        Disk errors during compression cause cache blocks to not
        release.

        The combination of loading a NLM, receiving disk errors,
and
        running compression, cause the console to hang waiting
for
        memory. 

      SOLUTION:
      Apply COMSTPFX NLM         1,606 03-24-95   2:51p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 COMUPDFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        Global MHS uses transactional files which never get
        decompressed.

        Global MHS uses a file called file.cnt when processing
mail
        which is a transactional file.  If this file gets
        compressed, Global MHS can no longer function because it
        needs to access file.cnt and it never gets decompressed.

        FIXED a problem that MHS was having on V4.10.  If a file
was
        compressed and being opened and the decompression
aborted,
        the last accessed date on the file was not being updated,
        causing the file to never be decompressed.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply COMUPDFX NLM         1,048 03-24-95   3:32p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 CRTDIRFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        NWCreateDirectory would randomly fail.
   
   SOLUTION:
      Apply CRTDIRFX NLM         1,124 04-28-95  11:05a

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF



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 DSPRCSFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        Servers hang because all Server Processes are in use.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply DSPRCSFX NLM         2,048 05-10-95   2:01p


        We need to be able to limit the number of Server
Processes
        directory services can have at any given time. In certain
        scenarios, (i.e. heavy login, logout from hundreds of
        stations), all Server Processes will be used, thereby
        hanging the system.

        Implemented  a patch  into HookNCPVerb and ReleaseNCPVerb
so
        that we could tell if DS had case 68h hooked yet and/or
        whether DS had been unloaded.

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 EADFLGFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        Bug in DuplicateEA function.  Access Flags not preserved. 
        An access flag is read in but 0 is always assigned.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply EADFLGFX NLM         1,195 03-24-95   3:03p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 EXVMGTFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        FTP to NFS volume ABENDs the server.  Two routines not
        switched in OS.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply EXVMGTFX NLM         1,548 03-24-95   3:52p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

        UNIXLIB calls GetDirectoryEntry with the NFS volume.
        GetDirectoryEntry is not switched ( VMGetDirectoryEntry
is
        switched ) and this is what causes the ABEND.

        MarkDirectoryEntryChanged is also not switched.

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 FNDSYMFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        ImportPublicSymbol called with same buffer by two
processes
        at the same time.  Since ImportPublicSymbol encrypts the
        symbol to compare it with the encrypted symbols in the
        server's symbol list-- it becomes invalid.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply FNDSYMFX NLM         1,431 03-24-95   3:00p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 GETVOLFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        Issuing NCP 22 06 (Get Volume Name) returns invalid
volume
        with volume number greater than 63.  Whenever this NCP is
        issued, it returns an error 0x8998 (152) (invalid volume)
if
        a volume number greater than 63 is passed in.  At least
        several NetWare utilities call this NCP iteractively, 255
        times, (AUDITCON, FILER) when a volume change is
requested.
        In switch0.c it looks like the volume number is
multiplied
        by 4 before a comparison with VolumeTableMappingSize is
        done.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply GETVOLFX NLM         2,028 03-24-95   3:49p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

        FIXED places where the value of VolumeMappingTableSize
was
        misinterpreted.   VolumeMappingTableSize is the number of
        entries in the VolumeMappingTable, not the size of the
table
        in bytes. Several places in the OS compared a volume
number
        multiplied by 4 to the VolumeMappingTableSize to see if
the
        volume number was in a valid range.  These places should
        just compare the volume number to VolumeMappingTableSize
        directly to make this determination.

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 MAPCONFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        MapConnectionToInternetAddress returns garbage for
        connection zero.  (Causes outputs different on SFT3)

        Recreated by calling MapConnectionToInternetAddress (NCP
        23,19) with connection 0.  Fixed by initializing the
address
        buffer to zero (this fixes the potential problem that
would
        occur if the transport address length is less than 12
bytes
        long).  Also, fixed the connection zero initialization
code
        so that it fills out the transport address information.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply MAPCONFX NLM         1,178 03-24-95   3:56p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 MMDISMFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        Server Abends when dismounting volumes using  NWPA, 
HAMs,
        and CDMs
       
      SOLUTION:
      Apply MMDISMFX NLM         1,122 04-28-95  11:02a

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 MSINPQFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        File server begins to thrash when it runs out of file
server
        process.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply MSINPQFX NLM         3,252 05-08-95   2:17p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

        Implemented a fix to make sure communication between the
IO
        and MS engine occurs even if we are starving because all
        server processes are in use.

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 MSSHIM   NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        IOSHIM.NLM & MSHIM.NLM gives functionality to certain API
        calls and public symbols that are being exported in 3.11
        NetWare but were left out of NetWare SFT III 3.11.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply MSSHIM   NLM         1,491 03-28-95   9:35a

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V3.11, V4.10, V3.11 SFT III

        The purpose of these files is to give the functionality
to
        certain API calls and public symbols that are being
exported
        in NetWare 3.11 but were left out of NetWare SFT III
3.11.
        IOSHIM and MSSHIM are for the appropriate engine, each
with
        an accompanying PATCHMAN.

      To install this version of Export:
      Load PM311IO.NLM, then IOSHIM.NLM in the IOEngine.
      Load PATCHMAN.NLM, then MSSHIM.NLM in the MSEngine.


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 MSVOLMFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        While trying to mount a 52 Gig volume, can consistently
        ABEND the secondary server of an SFT III pair.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply MSVOLMFX NLM         1,131 04-04-95  12:29p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 OPNCLBFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
      SOLUTION:
      Apply OPNCLBFX NLM         1,343 05-08-95   2:04p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

        OpenCallBack has put a service process to sleep waiting
for
        the client to send the call back message that will wake
this
        process up.  However, if all of the service processes are
in
        use, and the client is powered off (thus it will never
        respond) the call back timeout will not occur because the
        timout was scheduled as a blockable AES event which must
        wait for a free service process.  Since the timeout
        procedure does not get blocked, there is no reason why it
        should be scheduled as a blockable AES event.

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 PM410    NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
      SOLUTION:
      Apply PM410    NLM        18,348 04-21-95  12:18p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF

        This README file accompanies PM410.NLM (patch manager for
        NetWare V4.10).

        PM410.NLM is the Patch Manager which tracks and manages
all
        official patches for NetWare V4.10 including SFT3.

        Patches for NetWare V4.10 consist of three types:

        DYNAMIC -- Dynamic patches are implemented as NLM files
that
        can be loaded/unloaded while the server is running.
        Unloading a dynamic patch will restore the Operating
System
        to its original "un-patched" state. 

        SEMI-STATIC -- Semi-static patches can also be loaded
while
        the server is running, but they cannot be unloaded.  It
is
        not possible to undo the effects of a semi-static patch
        without first downing the server and bringing it back up
        without loading the semi-static patch. 

        STATIC -- a static patch is a DOS executable program that
        modifies the SERVER.EXE file.  This type of patch is
applied
        once and its effects are permanent.  It is suggested that
a
        backup of the original SERVER.EXE file be made before
        applying a static patch.  (In other words, do not patch
the
        SERVER.EXE on your original distribution diskette!)

        Dynamic and semi-static patches modify the Operating
System
        in memory, not on the disk.  This means that dynamic and
        semi-static patches must be loaded each time the
Operating
        System is brought up in order for any 'fixes' to take
        effect. It is recommended that the command "LOAD <patch>"
be
        placed in the file servers' AUTOEXEC.NCF file to ensure
that
        the patch is always in effect as soon as the server is
        brought up.

        In order to see which patches are currently loaded on the
        system, type "PATCHES" at the file server command line. 
The
        patches will then be grouped and displayed according to
        their type (i.e. - STATIC, SEMI-STATIC, or DYNAMIC). 
Typing
        "MODULES" at the server console will show which dynamic
        patches have been loaded, but will not show semi-static
or
        static patches.

        The Patch Manager (PM410.NLM) must be loaded before any
        dynamic or semi-static=patches can be loaded.  If
PM410.NLM
        is not already loaded, the <patch>.NLM will attempt to
        locate PM410.NLM and, if found, will load it
automatically.
        PM410.NLM only needs to be loaded once; all NLM patches
can
        then be loaded.  PM410.NLM cannot be unloaded until all
        patches that rely on it are first unloaded.


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 PUBRECFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
 NLM that exports an API in an initialization
        routine will cause an infinite loop.

        Link list PublicHashTable will be linked to itself if an
NLM
        exports an API in its initialization routine.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply PUBRECFX NLM         1,378 03-24-95   3:54p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 RESPOLFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        CyieldIfNeeded and CYieldWithDelay is not calling the
        polling process.  Repeatedly calling CYieldIfNeeded while
        waiting for a driver event to trigger will cause CPU
        utilization to hit 100% and never calls the polling
process.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply RESPOLFX NLM         3,330 03-24-95   3:13p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 RIPFIX   NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        Router does not remove known networks after disconnecting
a
        cable.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply RIPFIX   NLM         5,414 03-21-95  11:45a

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 SERPERFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        The Default Global Date PDE access bit is not set.  This
        causes a compare to the Global Data PDE to fail, which
        results in a TLB flush on IRQ's.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply SERPERFX NLM         1,438 03-24-95   3:35p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 SHRRESFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        RegisterHardwareOptions handles shared resource
incorrectly
        (or not at all).

        When a driver shares resources, RegisterHardwareOptions
        correctly assigns the shared resource when the first
driver
        registers them.

        This problem has proven more serious, as users have made
        minor mis-configuration on one WAN port, causing  that
port
        to be prematurely deregistered.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply SHRRESFX NLM         1,826 03-24-95   3:08p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF

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 SRSYNCFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        It was found that during a SBACKUP session, if the
secondary
        engine went down for whatever reason, when it came back
up
        it was unable to ReSynchronize with the other engine.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply SRSYNCFX NLM         1,073 04-28-95  11:12a

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 SRVPRSFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        Need to increase the upper limit of the set parameters
        "Maximum Number of Server Processes" to 1000 so large
systems
        will have enough available for peak traffic and heavy
login
        and logout scenarios.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply SRVPRSFX NLM         1,111 04-28-95  11:11a

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 SUBLCKFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        Deadlock occurs in 4.10

        Server moves to 100% utilization and NLMS block resources
        while loading.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply SUBLCKFX NLM         2,105 03-24-95  12:00p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.02, V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 SUBSPCFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        Server had a volume full with many small files. The
        SuballocMoverProcedure was calling SubAllocDoTheMove and
was
        not yielding in this case. The server hung as it was
caught
        in this loop.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply SUBSPCFX NLM         1,322 04-28-95  11:05a

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 SYNMSGFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        Server synchronizing message is never sent to the users
if
        you have the set parameter "Notify all users of mirrored
        server synchronization" turned on.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply SYNMSGFX NLM         1,047 04-28-95  11:08a

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF



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 SYNTHRFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
      SOLUTION:
      Apply SYNTHRFX NLM         2,071 05-08-95   2:19p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

        The sync check events need to be throttled so that when
the
        secondary is getting behind, they do not overrun the
        ToSecondary queue.  This can be accomplished by not
allowing
        the IOEngine to process requests from the MSEngine if the
        ToSecondary queue is more than half full.

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF


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 TOTBLKFX NLM
 ============
      SYMPTOM:
        VolumeSizeInClusters was not being returned in the reply
        area in the GetActualDirectoryUsageStatistics() routine.

      SOLUTION:
      Apply TOTBLKFX NLM         1,223 03-24-95   3:26p

      Solution Specifics:
      Different versions of this patch are available for the
      following NetWare Operating System's:
           V4.10

      Installation Instructions:
        NCF FILE: STARTUP.NCF

Self-Extracting File Name: 410pt2.exe

Files Included     Size     Date      Time

..\
      410PT2.TXT     (This file)
..\NATIVE\
..\NATIVE\START\
    ALLDIRFX.NLM            1084          5-8-95      2:14:32 pm
    AUDDIRFX.NLM            1244         3-24-95      3:17:14 pm
    AUDNSPFX.NLM            1116         3-24-95      3:43:18 pm
    CLRDIRFX.NLM            3277         3-24-95      3:11:06 pm
    COMABRFX.NLM            1619         3-24-95      2:58:56 pm
    COMCOPFX.NLM            1742         4-28-95     10:47:54 am
    COMREDFX.NLM            1208         3-24-95      3:47:06 pm
    COMSTPFX.NLM            1606         3-24-95      2:51:34 pm
    COMUPDFX.NLM            1048         3-24-95      3:32:28 pm
    CRTDIRFX.NLM            1124         4-28-95     11:05:48 am
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..\SFTIII\MS\
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Installation Instructions:

See the install instructions for each file.



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