Let me echo this statement.  This is also the only time I get these
     errors.  I also get these when a terminal is not cabled correctly and
     the user can not get the "MPE\iX:" prompt.

     Hope it helps...


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Subject: Re: $stdlist error
Author:  Tracy Johnson <[log in to unmask]> at SMTP-PO
Date:    5/7/98 2:53 PM


I've usually found it to be a time-out on a log on.  In other words, a
user couldn't or didn't finish saying "HELLO ...".  Since the spooler is
part of getting logged on, you also get this error.  If unattached DTC
ports are giving you this error, suspect bad ports, DOWNing the ldev
number involved may solve the problem if you never intend to use those
ports.

On Thu, 7 May 1998, Josh Fredrickson wrote:

> Quick Question,
>
>     Anyone know what this error means?
>
> :16:59/252/CAN'T FOPEN $STDLIST IN 'STARTLOGON' ON LDEV #127.(JS 131)
>
>     I'm pretty sure it has something to do with a output spooler file
> for the ldev device, but I don'w know what it means.  In this particular
> error, ldev 127 is an AT&T terminal.  However, I get this error with
> other device ports with no physical device attached to the DTC card.
> The spooler manual didn't do a good job explaining about $STDLIST.
>
>     My machine is a HP700/932 with MPE 4.0 and 128 megs with 4 DTCs.  I
> don't want to log a support call to HP, since it costs an arm and a
> leg.  Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Josh Fredrickson
> RIS Administrator
> Radiology, Abbott Hospital, MPLS, MN
>