Hi Peter,

   You can certainly look at the testserver.  That is the default
installation.  Venus should start with something like:

     Coda Venus, version 5.3.19

     Date: Fri 10/11/2002

     16:28:08 /usr/coda/LOG size is 2611887 bytes
     16:28:08 /usr/coda/DATA size is 10447548 bytes
     16:28:08 Initializing RVM data...
     16:28:08 ...done
     16:28:08 Loading RVM data
     16:28:08 starting VDB scan
     16:28:08 	1 volume replicas
     16:28:08 	0 replicated volumes
     16:28:08 	0 CML entries allocated
     16:28:08 	0 CML entries on free-list
     16:28:08 starting FSDB scan (4166, 100000) (25, 75, 4)
     16:28:08 	0 cache files in table (0 blocks)
     16:28:08 	4166 cache files on free-list
     16:28:09 starting HDB scan
     16:28:09 	0 hdb entries in table
     16:28:09 	0 hdb entries on free-list
     16:28:09 Initial LRDB allocation
     16:28:09 Getting Root Volume information...
     16:28:25 Venus starting...

If you don't see that last line "venus starting...", you won't
find the coda drive mapping.

For long term use, you should set up a coda server group of your
own.  Coda servers will run on Cygwin on Windows, but there is
not a current binary release.  You would need to recompile the
server from source code.

I hope this helps.

--Phil


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