New install ArcaOS 5.0.1 Arca Noae Package Manager wont load

[roberto]

It seems a silly answer, but just in case.
I recently passed a similar problem with anpm, and finally it was a tcp-ip configuration error.
Specifically look at Hostnames - Name server address-- a value is needed
saludos

[Andreas Schnellbacher]

Have you checked rxsock.dll?

From the commandline execute: whichdll rxsock.dll

Also ensure that you have classic REXX installed.

Additionally, I would check \var\log\anpm.log, the last segment.

[Dave Yeo]

Line 12 of init in yummie.vrm:
+++  Call SockLoadFunc;

Is there a typo there? It was pointed out that the failing code,

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CALL RxFuncAdd 'SockLoadFuncs', 'RXSOCK', 'SockLoadFuncs'
    CALL SockLoadFuncs

does not match the error number. If it is not a typo, your version of ANPM is corrupted, otherwise you have to figure out why RXSOCK.DLL isn't loading

[R.M. Klippstein]

O.K. Thanks to all, It still isn't fixed --  But , roberto's comment got me to thinking!  -- and I now know what the problem is!----there is no TCP/IPconfiguration directory in System Setup/Network/TCP/IP.  There is only options for Generic MAC Wrapper Driver and Adapters and protocols. NO TCP/IP option. That pretty well answers all the questions. Now if I can figure out how to add TCP/IPconfiguration, I'm sure it will work. Maybe I can just copy it from a different partition on this same drive where I still have a working install of one of the last betas. This has to be something I did wrong during the install, but TCP/IP is installed in Adapters and Protocals.

klipp

[R.M. Klippstein]

Boy do I feel DUMB now! All it took was to go to "Install Networking components" and click on install TCP/IP --- and now all is well.
Thanks again to all of you for the help.

klipp