Hello Tim,

Are you referring to the divide-by-zero error? I've also seen this problem when
there is a CD-ROM tower mapped to the system.

If that's not it, then try using file manager to look at each drive, local and
network, that is on the system. I think that will give you capacity
information. See if you can find a drive that does not show any capacity
information, or reports 0 capacity. If so, what kind of drive is it?

Andy Raibeck
ADSM Level 2 Support
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Subject: NT and 2.1.6 client problems continue

I'm not playing a CD.  In fact, my CD rom is currently not recognized by
the system.  I did take care to use the uninstall program to remove groups
etc. and then deleted the client files in /win32app/ibm/adsm/....

I reinstalled the client and still have the same problem.  I was advised by
Wanda Prather to find the dsm.exe file somewhere else and copy it but
I don't have 2.1.6 installed anywhere else or access to another NT machine.
The only other NT machines available are mission-critcal and I would prefer
to have a clean install before I try it on any of those.

I'm running NT 3.51.  Previous clients have worked flawlessly.
By the way, my dsm.exe is 864256 bytes.  Can anyone verify?

Thanks for the help.

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