Microsoft KB Archive/87423

= 360K Floppy Boot Disk for LAN Manager Basic Workstation =

Article ID: 87423

Article Last Modified on 10/31/2006



This article was previously published under Q87423



SUMMARY
This article describes how to create a 360K LAN Manager 2.1 Basic workstation boot disk.

This procedure requires:


 * A Microsoft LAN Manager 2.1 server with a 5.25-inch high density floppy drive
 * A PC with 5.25-inch high density floppy drive using the same version of MS-DOS the Basic workstation will be using
 * LAN Manager 2.1 installation disks
 * LAN Manager &quot;Installation and Configuration Guide&quot; for version 2.1

To create a 360K LAN Manager 2.1 Basic workstation boot disk, do the following:


 * 1) Using the MS-DOS PC, prepare two boot disks (one 5.25-inch 360K and one 5.25-inch 1.2 MB disk). For more information about formatting disks, see your MS-DOS manual.
 * 2) Prepare the LAN Manager server for installing MS-DOS workstations over the network using the instructions on page 75 of the &quot;Installation and Configuration Guide.&quot; The procedure copies all files to the server that are required to create a LAN Manager Basic workstation boot disk.
 * 3) Prepare a configuration template file that contains information about your Basic workstation, using the instructions on page 77 of the &quot;Installation and Configuration Guide.&quot; Information from the template file is used to create the PROTOCOL.INI file.
 * 4) Make a LAN Manager Basic boot disk on the 5.25-inch 1.2 MB disk with the &quot;ndisk /f&quot; command. Follow the instructions on the screen and provide the server name, template name, and MS-DOS version on the floppy disk. For more information, see page 82 of the &quot;Installation and Configuration Guide.&quot;
 * 5) Using the list below, copy files from the 1.2 MB disk onto the 360K disk. All the files except the protocol manager can be in the root directory.
 * 6) Create the AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files using the examples below.
 * 7) You can copy the LANMAN.INI and PROTOCOL.INI files from the 1.2 MB Basic workstation floppy disk without modification.

Notes: This example uses a 3Com EtherLink II (C503) card and the NetBEUI protocol. You can replace the ELNKII.DOS file with the appropriate driver for your network card (and change the driver line in CONFIG.SYS). However, some drivers will be too large to fit on the 360K disk. LAN Manager Basic workstations only support the NetBEUI protocol. You can delete the Help files (*.HLP) if you want the room for something else. C:.
 * COMMAND.COM - MS-DOS command file
 * IO.SYS - MS-DOS hidden file
 * MSDOS.SYS - MS-DOS hidden file
 * CONFIG.SYS - MS-DOS configuration file
 * AUTOEXEC.BAT - MS-DOS startup file
 * ---LANMAN

|  PROTOCOL.INI - LM config. file |  ELNKII.DOS - MAC driver |  CONTI.HLP - Optional |  NETBEUI.EXE - NetBEUI protocol |  LANMAN.INI - LM config. file |  NET.EXE - Required for net commands |  SETNAME.EXE - Sets workstation computername |  CHKNET.EXE- Required for redirector |  MINSES.EXE - Required for redirector |  USE.EXE - Required for net use |  NETBIND.COM - Bind MAC driver and protocol |  REDIR.EXE - Basic workstation redirector |  NAME.HLP - Optional |  NET.HLP - Optional |  PAUSE.HLP - Optional |  PRINT.HLP - Optional |  START.HLP - Optional |  USE.HLP - Optional |   \---DRIVERS \---PROTMAN PROTMAN.DOS - Protocol manager PROTMAN.EXE - Protocol manager

AUTOEXEC.BAT
prompt $p$g set path=a:\;a:\lanman; netbeui netbind rem You can add the following lines as needed: net start workstation workstation_name net use lpt1: \\server\share net use u: \\server\share

CONFIG.SYS
lastdrive=z device=a:\lanman\drivers\protman\protman.dos /i:a:\lanman device=a:\lanman\elnkii.dos

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