Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
in
an
MS-DOS
environment
2 Attempt a remote NFS mount.
Attempt a remote NFS mount of the logic analyzer using
the
appropriate
command syntax for your
NFS
software. Refer to
the
NFS
software
documentation for
the
specific command syntax. The command usually
includes
the
remote
NFS
directory (hostname
and
either
the
/control or
/data
directory) and a disk drive designation.
• Normal Response
The
DOS
command line prompt should reappear.
To
verify
that
the
remote
NFS
mount was successful, type
net
use
to view
the
mounted drives.
• Error Messages
If
an error message appears, check
the
command syntax before
continuing with
the
troubleshooting.
If
the
syntax
is
correct,
then
resolve the error message using your network documentation.
Verify
that
all
of
the
mounting rules are being followed. Refer to
the
documentation of your network platform for
the
mounting rules.
A Device Busy error message appears when you try to mount as
control if someone else has already
mounted
as control.
Also,
if a Device Busy (or similar)
error
message appears, check
the
CONFIG.SYS
file
for
the
LASTDRNE= command. The
LASTDRIVE=
command should be
set
to a drive
letter
that
would make a disk drive
designation available
to
use as a drive for
the
remote file server while
still allowing the last
three
disk drive designations to be available for
printers. For more information, refer to
the
documentation for
MS-DOS.
An
error message is also received
if
you
try
to
mount too soon after
power-up.
You
need
to
wait at least 15 seconds after the Analyzer
Configuration menu is displayed before attempting to mount.
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