Re: 4.2.1.32 problem with systemobject on Citrix

2002-05-01 Thread Joel Fuhrman
I do _not_ run Citrix. However, I had the same problem on a server whose systemdisk was D:. One of the 4 start up files (boot.ini, ntldr, etc.) was missing. Installing the missing file allows the backup of the systemobjects. I think the missing file is displayed by NT's backup utility. On Wed

Re: 4.2.1.32 problem with systemobject on Citrix

2002-05-01 Thread Steven Bridge
>I believe you are suffering from a known defect identified by IC32636. >This apar describes a problem with the client having problems >backing system files if the root drive is other than C:. >Per your note below, it appears the boot drive is M:. This is why >the client works fine if you don't in

Re: 4.2.1.32 problem with systemobject on Citrix

2002-05-01 Thread Ken Long
I haven't looked into the 5.x clients yet, as my server is still at 4.1.4 and will be for awhile until some old clients go away. Does the 5.1 client work with a 4.1 server? Also, can I assume the fix will be applied to the 4.2 client as well? Thanks... Ken Rejean

Re: 4.2.1.32 problem with systemobject on Citrix

2002-05-01 Thread Ken Long
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Re: 4.2.1.32 problem with systemobject on Citrix

2002-05-01 Thread Bruce Kamp
Join the club. I have been working with Tivoli for a couple of months on this (even though they don't support Citrix). They had me upgrade to 4.2.1.30. There thinking is that it has to do with the CAD starting scheduler. When I stopped using managed services it stopped hitting my TSM serve

Re: 4.2.1.32 problem with systemobject on Citrix

2002-05-01 Thread Rejean Larivee/Quebec/IBM
Hello Ken, I believe you are suffering from a known defect identified by IC32636. This apar describes a problem with the client having problems backing system files if the root drive is other than C:. Per your note below, it appears the boot drive is M:. This is why the client works fine if you do