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Table A-3. ISA Configuration Utility Messages
Message Probable Cause Corrective Action
At least one Plug and
Play card in your sys-
tem is not configured
due to conflicts.
These are marked “con-
fig err” in the list
of configured cards.
Due to conflicts, the
ICU could only configure
some Plug and Play cards
in your system. Uncon-
figured cards are marked
“config err” in the list
of configured cards.
The Configuration Manager
or the ISA Configuration
Utility cannot configure at
least one Plug and Play card
because of resource con-
flicts with one or more
cards.
You must reconfigure the conflicting card(s).
To find the conflicting card, perform the fol-
lowing steps:
1. Select the Plug and Play card marked
“
config err
,” and then click the Modify
button.
The Card Configuration dialog box dis-
plays the functions assigned to the Plug
and Play card.
2. Select a function, and then click the Set-
tings button. Click the Cancel button if
the ISA Configuration Utility does not dis-
play a message naming the conflicting
card.
3. Repeat step 2 until the ISA Configura-
tion Utility displays a message box
naming the conflicting card and the
resource(s) in conflict. Make a note of
the card name and the type of conflicting
resource.
4. Follow the procedure in “Modifying a
Card” in the configuring expansion
cards section of the online System User’s
Guide, and change the value of the con-
flicting resource used by the conflicting
card.
Can’t open index file.
This file is required
for ICU to run.
The ISA Configuration Util-
ity cannot find the index file
for its database.
Verify that you are starting the ISA Configura-
tion Utility from the directory where it is
installed. Make sure you switched to drive A
before attempting to start the utility.
No Configuration
Manager.
The device driver needed by
the ISA Configuration Util-
ity is corrupted or is not
correctly configured.
Verify that the following device statement
appears in your config.sys file:
device=
drive
:\
directory
\
drivers\dos\dwcfgmg.sys
In this statement, drive and directory represent
the drive and directory where the driver resides.
The default is
c:\plugplay
.
NOTE: For the full name of an abbreviation or acronym used in this table, see the Glossary in the online System User’s Guide.