NCSA Telnet with PC-NFS and Clarkson pktd.sys

Karl Buck kxb at einstein.mpccl.ksu.edu
Tue Jan 1 05:13:37 AEST 1991


Greetings. I am trying desperately to get NCSA Telnet, PC-NFS to work
with the Clarkson packet drivers in our lab. Everything works great until:

	1. You exit Telnet
	2. You attempt to shell out (Alt-e)
	3. You exit FTP

In each instance the client machine locks up with the Network activity light
staying on constantly. 

After exiting telnet the following error comes up:
"run-time error R6001
 - null pointer assignment"

After some time dos comes back with:
"Not ready reading drive H" etc..

The client pc must then be rebooted.

The hardware/software is: 
	
	Server: Sun Sparc1 (SunOS 4.1)
	Clients: Fifteen 386 pc's with VGA running DOS3.3 and PC-NFS 3.0.1

Our configuration files follow (sorry for the length):

The config.tel file:

keyboard=off
termtype="vt100"
myip=RARP
netmask=255.255.0.0		# subnetting mask

#hardware=packet	# network adapter board (packet driver interface)
hardware=wd800		# network adapter board (Western Digital WD8003EB)
address=d200		# Remember to run the 'SETUP' program
ioaddr=280		#	provided by Western Digital to enable
interrupt=3		#	the board correctly!
tek=no			# enable tektronix graphics
video=vga50		# type of video screen
bios=no				# don't use slow BIOS screen access
ftp=no				# do you want ftp enabled?
rcp=no		 		# do you want rcp enabled?
capfile=h:\tel.cap		# default name for capture file
domain="mpccl.ksu.edu"
arptime=8			# arp timeout in seconds
name = default			# Session name, "default" is a reserved name
host=einstein.mpccl.ksu.edu	# Our host, a Sparc1
hostip=129.130.31.1		# IP address of host
scrollback=400			# number of lines of scrollback per session
color=025070			# color code for specific session
erase=backspace			# use delete code or backspace code for <- key?
vtwrap=yes			# should VT100 be in wrap mode or not?
crmap=4.3BSDCRNUL		# map of the CR key for compatibility
contime=20			# timeout in seconds to try connection
retrans=7			# starting retransmit time out in ticks
mtu=512				# maximum transmit unit in bytes
maxseg=512			# largest segment we can receive
rwin=512			# most bytes we can receive without ACK
name=einstein.mpccl.ksu.edu hostip=129.130.31.1; nameserver=1 
name=hilbert hostip=129.130.30.2; nameserver=2
name=proteon hostip=129.130.1.5; gateway=1


Our config.sys follows:

files=40
buffers=20
DEVICE=A:\NFS\PCNFS.SYS
DEVICE=A:\NFS\SOCKDRV.SYS
device=a:\nfs\pktd.sys                                              
device=a:\ansi.sys
shell=a:\command.com /e:2048 /p
LASTDRIVE=V

Autoexec.bat on a:....

@echo off
echo Setting up PC/NFS environment.  Please Wait.
set path=a:\;a:\nfs
pause
a:\nfs\wd8003e 0x60 0x3 0x280 0xd200
pause
set tz=cst6cdt
SET NFSDRIVE=A
PRT -T10 *
NFSRUN
cls
g:
g:autoexec

Which goes to the NFSDRIVE ...g:...

set NFSDRIVE=g
set COMSPEC=g:\command.com
prompt $p$g
set path=g:\bin\pcnfs;g:\bin\util;g:\bin\start;g:\bin\derive;g:\bin\spacetim;g:\bin\wf77;g:\bin\emtex;h:\
NET PCNFSD einstein
NET YPDOMAIN +mpccl.ksu.edu
NET YPSET einstein
NET ROUTE proteon.ksu.ksu.edu
NET UMASK 007
rdate einstein
NET NAME *
NET USE h: \\einstein\$HOME /sh
NET USE LPT1: \\einstein\hpljet
SET TERM=ansi
SET TEMP=h:\
SET LIB=g:\bin\msf\lib
SET LIBRARY=g:\bin\wf77\watfor;g:\bin\wf77\;g:\bin\wf77\lib\
cls
if exist g:\motd.txt type g:\motd.txt
h:
if exist h:\autoexec.bat h:\autoexec.bat

Thanks in advance for *any* suggestions. (Happy New Year!)
--
 Karl Buck
 Dept. of Mathematics              email: kxb at einstein.mpccl.ksu.edu    
 Kansas, State University
 Manhattan, KS 66502               Phone: (913)532-6750



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