I've got a strange one here and haven't been able to figure out what the
problem is.  Maybe someone here has seen this.
I just set up another workstation at the office with OS/2 tied into a
Netware Server (v3.11).
When I boot up and LOGIN is run (run through STARTUP.CMD like my other
workstations) I get asked my password, I get an attach message, LOGIN
reports the local drive letters, then it states that Drives F:, L:, and
P: are "not defined".   ???  Not defined?  I thought that L: and P: were
defined internally in LOGIN.EXE?  I have the appropriate entries for
these drive letters in my PATH and DPATH statements.  Drive F: is
defined in my NET.CFG as my default login drive letter.
What gives?  Anyone know?
Here's the even funnier part.  This problem is only manifest in
GLOBAL OS/2 sessions.  In PRIVATE DOS and WIN/OS/2 sessions I can log in
just fine and define all the drive letters I want -- with the exception
of L: and P:.  I can access the server's resources through these PRIVATE
sessions just fine.
Nothing appears to be any different from my other workstations (to the
naked eye, anyway).  I've checked everything I can think of short of
reinstalling.  What am I missing here?
George
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