silk@dorm.rutgers.edu (Silk Merchant) (03/13/91)
We are trying hard to set up an Amiga 2500/30 with UUCP so we can connect with a Unix through the RS232 port directly, without a modem. The problem is that after we make the alterations to the startup files we get the following message on bootup: "EXECUTE: No K directive execute failed return code 20" We have not made any alterations to the files distributed with the program. Any help anyone out there can give would be really useful. Or if someone could send us their startup files, we could try to work from them. Thanks much. Jonathan c/o silk@dorm.rutgers.edu
dac@prolix.pub.uu.oz.au (Andrew Clayton) (03/13/91)
In article <Mar.12.19.20.49.1991.16708@dorm.rutgers.edu>, Silk Merchant writes: > We are trying hard to set up an Amiga 2500/30 with UUCP so we can connect with > a Unix through the RS232 port directly, without a modem. The problem is that > after we make the alterations to the startup files we get the following message > on bootup: "EXECUTE: No K directive > execute failed return code 20" > We have not made any alterations to the files distributed with the program. > Any help anyone out there can give would be really useful. Or if someone could > send us their startup files, we could try to work from them. Thanks much. Have you got T: assigned somewhere? Preferably to RAM:. Also, if that doesn't fix it, then you could modify the script so that it has .key junk/s on the first line. That will keep it happy. Dac -- David Andrew Clayton. // _l _ _ dac@prolix.pub.uu.oz.au *or*|I post.I am. Canberra, Australia.\X/ (_](_l(_ ccadfa.cc.adfa.oz.au!prolix!dac@munnari.oz
dave@unislc.uucp (Dave Martin) (03/16/91)
From article <Mar.12.19.20.49.1991.16708@dorm.rutgers.edu>, by silk@dorm.rutgers.edu (Silk Merchant): > on bootup: "EXECUTE: No K directive > execute failed return code 20" I would guess that you need to include something similar to the following in your start-sequence (or user-startup) .BRA { .KET } Are you doing redirection anywhere (such as when you fire up cron)? run <nil: >nil: dcron can cause problems if you don't change your braket characters, as EXECUTE will try to interpret <nil: > as an argument. -- VAX Headroom Speaking for myself only... blah blah blahblah blah... Internet: DMARTIN@CC.WEBER.EDU dave@saltlcy-unisys.army.mil uucp: dave@unislc.uucp or use the Path: line. Now was that civilized? No, clearly not. Fun, but in no sense civilized.
cpc@czaeap.UUCP (Chris Cebelenski) (03/17/91)
In article <Mar.12.19.20.49.1991.16708@dorm.rutgers.edu>, Silk Merchant writes: > We are trying hard to set up an Amiga 2500/30 with UUCP so we can connect with > a Unix through the RS232 port directly, without a modem. The problem is that > after we make the alterations to the startup files we get the following message > on bootup: "EXECUTE: No K directive > execute failed return code 20" > We have not made any alterations to the files distributed with the program. > Any help anyone out there can give would be really useful. Or if someone could > send us their startup files, we could try to work from them. Thanks much. > Jonathan > c/o silk@dorm.rutgers.edu > #! rnews 1177 > Path: aminet!gdc!portal!fernwood!uunet!cs.utexas.edu!sun-bar This sounds a-lot like a problem I've had here! I have a non-autobooting hard-drive (WB1.2 ROMS to be exact) and I have to boot off floppy and then transfer to the HD after MOUNTing it... Now, I ran into this little nasty not too long after that. I'm not sure if it's a bug or just something strange, but I cleared it up by passing a "junk" paramter to the execute... (HD Startup-sequence) .KEY junk/a .BRA { .KET } fastmemfirst setpatch SetClock opt load FF >NIL: [etc] This seemed to clean it up nicely... (From df0: s/startup-sequence) echo "Control-C if DH0: has already spun up..." <- because drive needs to failat 11 spin up... wait 5 echo "Mounting DH0:, if improperly dismounted this may require mount verification." mount DH0: dh0:c/assign t: dh0:t dh0:c/defdisk dh0: echo "System INIT..." execute dh0:s/startup-sequence fart ^ Junk parameter Best O luck! ========================================================================== Chris Cebelenski UUCP: portal.com!gdc!aminet!czaeap!cpc The Red Mage : cpc@czaeap.UUCP // "Amiga - The way REAL people compute" \X/ Sex, and Drugs, and Rock and Roll-Playing! (DEVO RULES) ========================================================================== NOTE: Due to brain dead mailers, this message can *NOT* be REPLIED to, to reach me you MUST send a NEW message. Sorry!
David.Plummer@f70.n140.z1.FIDONET.ORG (David Plummer) (03/18/91)
[Problems with "EXECUTE: No K directive" deleted] I can't say for sure, but I had this problem until I threw away the ARP Execute command, and replaced it with the standard 1.3 Execute. Everything works well, although I don't use UUCP - Dave -- David Plummer - via FidoNet node 1:140/22 UUCP: ...!herald!weyr!70!David.Plummer Domain: David.Plummer@f70.n140.z1.FIDONET.ORG Standard Disclaimers Apply...