tan@bronson.UUCP (Tan Bronson) (02/25/89)
I'm trying to load Excel 2.0 on my VP/ix system and am not having to
much luck. The first try I got a message which said something like:
illegal execution at xxxx:yyyy
I gave up thinking that Excel required a '286 or better, but when I
decided to give it a try last night to write down the error message so I
could call SCO, I got much further! This time it whined about a lack of
disk space and refused to install!
Needless to say I'm not humored. I've got 7000+ blocks free, but VP/ix
only thinks I've got 1m+ free.
So I've got two questions:
- does anyone have Excel running on VP/ix ?
- how do I fool the installation into thinking I have enough disk space ?
thanks
Tan Bronson (home) tan@microvation.com (or tan@bronson.uucp)
Microvation Consultants (work) bronson@multiflow.com
Madison, CT 06443bob@rel.eds.com (Bob Leffler) (02/26/89)
In article <2@bronson.UUCP>, tan@bronson.UUCP (Tan Bronson) writes: > > I'm trying to load Excel 2.0 on my VP/ix system and am not having to > much luck. The first try I got a message which said something like: > illegal execution at xxxx:yyyy > text deleted > So I've got two questions: > - does anyone have Excel running on VP/ix ? > - how do I fool the installation into thinking I have enough disk space ? Does MS Windows load under VP/IX? I would have thought that Windows would have caused more problems with the display than Excel. As far as the disk space problem goes, I would assume that if all the *.ini files are directed to a filesystem that has plenty of room, there shouldn't be a problem. Typically the default *.ini files need to be modified. -- Bob Leffler - Electronic Data Systems (313)456-5375 bob@rel.eds.com or {uunet!edsews, rutgers, sharkey}!rel!bob Opinions expressed may not be those of my employer.