[Discussion] OO204 startup problem with LVM
mwizard99 at comcast.net
mwizard99 at comcast.net
Mon Jun 11 20:50:00 PDT 2007
In <E1Hxvxa-000057-00 at pop-cowbird.atl.sa.earthlink.net>, on 06/11/07
at 07:11 PM, "Steven Levine" <steve53 at earthlink.net> said:
>In <courier.4669E4F4.000049E0 at mail.abiliba.net>, on 06/08/07
> at 06:19 PM, mwizard99 at comcast.net said:
>Hi,
>We have some results from your trace data. This is where your failure
>occurs
> (OS) DosIExecPgm Post-Invocation
> Event [9] Major [5/0x0005] Minor [80/0x0050] PID [138/0x008a]
>Length [6] Time [12:45:19.37]
> Pid/Term Code = 69A8 Result Code = 0000
> Return code = 00BF
> (OS) DosIExecPgm Pre-Invocation
> Event [10] Major [5/0x0005] Minor [237/0x00ed] PID [138/0x008a]
>Length [65] Time [12:45:17.30]
> Return IP=2857 CS=E01F
> Program name = H:\OS2APPS\OPENOFFICE.ORG.2.0\PROGRAM\soffice.bin
> Exec flag = 0000
> (OS) Dos32ExecPgm Pre-Invocation
> Event [11] Major [16/0x0010] Minor [271/0x010f] PID [138/0x008a]
>Length [7] Time [12:45:17.30]
> Return address = 0001032A
> (OS) Dos32SetExtLIBPATH Post-Invocation
> Event [12] Major [5/0x0005] Minor [490/0x01ea] PID [138/0x008a]
>Length [4] Time [12:45:17.30]
> Return code = 0000 0000
> (OS) Dos32SetExtLIBPATH Pre-Invocation
> Event [13] Major [5/0x0005] Minor [489/0x01e9] PID [138/0x008a]
>Length [78] Time [12:45:17.30]
> Return EIP=00010208 CS=005B , Thunk EIP=00010208
> Path = H:\OS2APPS\OPENOFFICE.ORG.2.0\PROGRAM\;%BeginLIBPATH% Flags =
>0000 0001
>Error 0xbf is error 191 and you alread should be familiar with the 191.
>PMDLL wsays soffice.bin requires
>SOFFICE.BIN
> LIBC062.DLL
> DOSCALL1.DLL
> NLS.DLL
> KBDCALLS.DLL
> VIOCALLS.DLL
> SAL3.DLL
> VCL680GO.DLL
> TL680GO.DLL
> UTL680GO.DLL
> VOS3GCC3.DLL
> CPPU3.DLL
> COMPH4.DLL
> SVT680GO.DLL
> SVL680GO.DLL
> STLP45.DLL
> UCBH3.DLL
> TK680GO.DLL
> CPPUH3.DLL
> I18NISOL.DLL
>Everything but libc062.dll is part of the OOorg install. You should
>verify that you have a proper libc062 install and that the DLLs are in
>libpath.
>One thing that is not shown here is that OOorg requires tcpip32.dll.
>This mean you need to have the 32-bit TCP/IP stack installed. You can
>continue to use the 16-bit apps, if you wish.
Steven,
I get the following results:
0[C:\]whichdll libc062.dll
The loaded instance of libc062.dll is:
H:\USRDLLS\LIBC062.DLL
0[C:\]whichdll tcpip32.dll
The loaded instance of tcpip32.dll is:
C:\MPTN\DLL\TCPIP32.DLL
0[H:\usrdlls]bldlevel libc062.dll
Build Level Display Facility Version 6.15.152 Aug 28 2002
(C) Copyright IBM Corporation 1993-2002
unknown return code 3 from FileVerGetVersionStringFromFile
File libc062.dll has no LAN component-style version string.
No driver EA's were found
0[H:\usrdlls]dir lib*.dll
The volume label in drive H is HPFS2-H.
The Volume Serial Number is 3FCB:35DF.
Directory of H:\usrdlls
4-14-04 4:37p 356330 0 LIBC05.DLL
5-05-07 11:00p 48120 0 libc06.dll
5-05-07 11:00p 48120 0 libc061.dll
5-05-07 11:00p 1349060 0 libc062.dll
7-17-05 4:08p 912103 0 LIBC06R1.DLL
5 file(s) 2713733 bytes used
1307883 K bytes free
Opening the libc062.dll, at offset 012B000, you can find x'13', c'kLIBC
version 0.6.2'
This all suggests to me that libc062.dll is properly installed on my
system. Would you conclude the same, or is there another test that I can
run?
I've checked the program directory, and all the DLL's you mention above
are there.
Any other ideas that I might look into?
Regards,
-Mark
--
More information about the Discussion
mailing list