I have seen the same, but I haven't been able to solve or workaround the
problem. I have done the exact same installation/configuration procedure
on other machines and got it to work. My best guess is that it is hardware
related. The machines that (always) gave this error-message were HP Vectra
XM (or was it XA?) with an Adaptec HA-1442(?) scsi hostadapter. OS was
NT4. I have heard reports that other software had seen a similar error on
this hardware, so there seem to be something fishy about it.
Whatabout your stuff? Is it all the same hardware/configuration that used
to work with the afs-client, or is it something new about it? Do you have
other hardware that behave as it should / more afs-client installations
on NT? What NT do you run? 4? 3.51?
I should mention that I had afs-support on this, but we weren't able to
fix it.
/Per
On Wed, 25 Feb 1998, Matthew Bosetti wrote:
>
> Has anyone encountered problems with Windows-NT Transarc AFS Daemon
> (afsd_service.exe) failing to start upon booting ? The error "0005:
> acess denied" is reported in the event log. Subsequent manual starts
> via the Services control panel program fail as well, yielding the same
> error. Reinstalling the AFS client has no effect either.
>
> Of the two clients effected, one is running Patch 6 and the other
> Patch 7.
>
> Is it possible that uninstalling the client is not completly removing
> all the files that were installed ? If this is the case, is there a
> listing of all relevant files and their locations ?
>
>
>
> Matthew Bosetti [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Department of Computer Science 412-624-8831
> University of Pittsburgh
>
>
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