NetWare 5.1 Installation Failure
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Original Message
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Name: Tieku
Date: July 8, 2003 at 14:59:54 Pacific
Subject: NetWare 5.1 Installation Failure
OS: NetWare 5.1
CPU/Ram: IBM xSeries 225
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Comment: NetWare 5.1 Installation Failure
I complete the beginning of install and when it begins to load the GUI (white NetWare background, the installation wizard it stops. The mouse and all functions but nothing appears but background. I switch over to the system console it then have these messages: SERVER-5.0-830
Short term memory allocator is out of memory.
1 attempts to get more memory failed.
If you know what this may be caused from please respond. Im figuring its a problem with my memory...but i have more than enough - 256 MB
Any help would be appreciated!
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Response Number 1
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Name: Mark Pilkanis
Date: July 12, 2003 at 05:25:23 Pacific
Subject: NetWare 5.1 Installation Failure
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Reply: (edit)This problem occurs when you try to install 5.1 using an original or early release of the software onto a Pentium 4 machine. The problem is with the implementation of Java. You can either blame Intel or Novell, your choice. The Technical Information Document, or TID, that will help you with solve this problem is #10064269 and can be found on Novell's website under Support. If you can get an updated copy of 5.1, the problem doesn't occur, otherwise you can follow the instructions in the TID.
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Response Number 2
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Name: A. Bacchus
Date: July 14, 2003 at 10:33:15 Pacific
Subject: NetWare 5.1 Installation Failure
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Reply: (edit)Mark is right on this one :) Go to download.novell.com and download the SP6 OVERLAY (which is Netware 5.1 with SP6 all in one installation). This should fix your problem, update you to the lastest file versions and it's free :) You will need to burn the Overlay onto a CD and then use that to install Netware. The file is large so it will take some time to download. If that is not an option then you'll have to figure out another way to get the updated service packs. On a related note, I'd consider adding more ram to your server, especially if you are planning on running database apps (ie. anything with Pervasive or SyBase) since 256MB is going to get used up quickly :( RAM is pretty cheap and the performance gain will be well worth the investment.
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