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Novell DOS 7 Notes - zxnet

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Y2K Support

The Personal NetWare component was not tested for Y2K Compatibility (according to an April 1999 article). Probably Novell DOS 7 itself wasn't either but I can't find anything from novell on the subject probably due to the product line being sold to Caldera mid-1996.

End of Support

Novell stopped supporting DR-DOS when they sold it to Caldera on 23 July 1996. Not sure how long Caldera supported it for. NetWare Lite was discontinued on 30 April 1998 (ref).

System Requirements

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Novell DOS 7

Patches and notes about Novell DOS 7.

This includes a copy of Personal Netware. You can install Personal Netware on its own without the rest of Novell DOS 7 using d72pnw.exe from the patches section below.

Useful Information

Patches

These were the patches up on the Novell support site on 5 May 1999. See Also: Personal Netware Patches

Date Download Readme Notes
1995-10-31 d72pnw.exe Readme PNW only install from ND7 diskset
1995-12-13 nd7tid.exe Readme NOVELL DOS 7.0 FAXBACK DOCUMENT CATALOG
1996-01-05 d70u15.exe Readme Current update for Novell DOS 7
1996-01-05 d70s15.exe Readme Current Spanish update for Novell DOS 7
1996-01-05 d70i15.exe Readme Current Italian update for Novell DOS 7
1996-01-05 d70g15.exe Readme Current German update for Novell DOS 7
1996-01-05 d70f15.exe Readme Current French update for Novell DOS 7

Disclaimer & Comments

I'm not a netware expert, don't have any of those fancy novell certifications and have never administred a netware network; I've just played with it at home occasionally since 2004 or so. Email me if you've got any suggestsions or corrections for this page or any extra information you think is worth including here. My address is david at this websites domain name (without the www bit of course).