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Subject: Re: [eCS T60/T61] Unimaint

On Mon, 02 Jun 2008 06:57:13 -0400, madodel wrote:

Mark:

Thanks, that pretty much mirrors my experience.

>"Checkini  /C  /Y:2"  ran here, but hung on the WPS reset.  Unimaint 

Same thing, I suppose I could try it w/o the reset and see if I can power down instead.

I also note that after running checkini in my Network Utilities folder I now have 2 objects named "File & Print client browser".  One has a folder 
icon and it titled in CAPS (probably created by checkini) and the other has the original server icon.  The server icon performs the Domain 
Logon to LS, which I can't use (I can't be certain it was like that before I did checkini or not), however when I logon local this folder then 
dislpays the familiar other computers on my network.  

>v5.10.23 had an exception and closed the first time I tried the report, but 
>then ran the report and ran the repair without problem.

Same version, but I don't get an exception, I just get the 'pls wait' mouse cursor and eventually the mouse cursor goes away but the report 
screen never fills.  It's not a hard lock, I can reboot w/ CAD.

Jon