In a message dated 06/30/2000 07:41:24 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
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> Configuring dummy device 505 with class REVEALSC...
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>  5.5 or later system detected...using IOCONFIG
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>  IOCONFIG A.00.00 (catalog A.00.00) (c) 1994 Hewlett-Packard Co. All Rights
>  Reser
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>          **note** Retrieving NMMGR configuration data...
>  Class(es) updated, so rerun asoctbl.pub.sys to recreate asociate.pub.sys.
>          keeping to group BOOTUP.SYS
>          Purge old configuration (yes/no)?Automatic yes
>          **error** can't purge configuration file MISCP.BOOTUP.SYS
>           SECURITY VIOLATION  (FSERR 93)

It appears the last boot of your systems was a START RECOVERY.  At the
current time of the configuration change, the base configuration group is
BOOTUP.  This group is a copy of the last successful START NORECOVERY boot of
the machine

To make the configuration changes either
1) reboot the machine with a START NORECOVERY and then make the configuration
changes with IOCONFIG
2) using SYSGEN, set base group to CONFIG, make the configuration changes,
following which reboot the machine with a START NORECOVERY

Gerald R. Dillard
Outer Banks Solutions, Inc.
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