SECTION 1
Getting Started
PEN*KEY
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6200/6300 Hand-Held Computer Programmer’s Reference Guide 1-31
On the 6200 or 6300 Series Computer, the following errors may be displayed
when attempting a TCP/IP connection:
Error: Lnnn
Description: Connection to host failed. nnn is one of the following:
101
Could not allocate memory.
102
Novell TCP/IP driver not loaded.
103
Could not create a socket.
104
Unknown host.
105
Error trying to bind BOOTPC port.
106
Could not get MAC address.
107
Error accessing vendor file.
108
Error sending to server.
109
No response from server.
Error: Tnnn
Description: File transfer failed. nnn is one of the following:
201
The tftp service is not defined.
202
Could not create a socket.
203
Bind error.
204
Unknown host.
205
Error sending to server.
206
Error receiving from server.
207
Receive timeout.
208
Server error.
209
Error writing to file.
Norand Utilities Internals:
The Norand Utilities program creates a NET.CFG file on the RAM drive, then
broadcasts a bootp request with the PEN*KEY 6000 Series Ethernet address
included. The bootpd server sends a response that includes an IP address and
boot file name. Norand Utilities then uses tftp to download the boot file from the
tftpd server. If the boot file name is blank, the Norand Utilities program
requests 6200IPL.BCF or 6300IPL.BCF.
The boot file is expected to be a download list file. The Norand Utilities program
uses tftp to download each file in the list. However, if the boot file has an
extension of .INC, it is processed as a download include file.
The NET.CFG file is not erased. It is left on the RAM drive so that it may be
used by applications.
1. Getting Started
