Netware Emulator Mars - Package marsnwe does not work in SuSE 10.0 x86_64
In SuSE 10.0 i586 With the same configuration files Works without problems.
Whether there is a decision of a problem, or it is necessary to wait for changes in a package.
Is below enclosed Log from SuSE 10.0 x86_64

11.18,16:06:23 NWS 0 0:Starting Version: 0.99pl20
11.18,16:06:24 NWS 0 0EVICE=eth0, FRAME=ETHERNET_II, NETWORK=0x22
11.18,16:06:24 NWS 0 0:SERVER name='BAGTEL', INTERNAL NET=0xc0a80004, NODE=0x00:00:00:00:00:01
11.18,16:06:24 NWS 0 0:USE_PERMANENT_OUT_SOCKET enabled
11.18,16:06:24 NWS 0 0:IPX_MAX_DATA=1470, RW_BUFFERSIZE =1444
11.18,16:06:24 NWB 0 0:Starting Version: 0.99pl20
11.18,16:06:24 NWB 0 0:Add/Change User='SUPERVISOR', UnixUser='nw-admin'
11.18,16:06:24 NWB 0 0:Add/Change User='USER', UnixUser='nw-user'
11.18,16:06:24 NWB 0 0:Add/Change User='VIT', UnixUser='vit'
11.18,16:06:24 NWB 0 0:Add/Change User='GUEST', UnixUser='nobody'
11.18,16:06:24 NWB 0 0:Cannot get queue dir:
Queue=LP
11.18,16:06:24 NWB 0 0:Cannot get unix uid/gid:
User=`GUEST`
11.18,16:06:24 NWB 0 0:Cannot get unix uid/gid:
User=`USER`
11.18,16:06:24 NWB 0 0:Cannot get unix uid/gid:
User=`SUPERVISOR`
11.18,16:06:24 NWB 0 0:Cannot get unix uid/gid:
User=`VIT`
11.18,16:06:24 NWB 0 0:build_unix_queue_dir=`/home/nwe/SYS/erv/queues/e000001`, len=-251
11.18,16:06:26 NCP 0 0:Starting Version: 0.99pl20
11.18,16:06:26 NCP 0 0:USE_PERMANENT_OUT_SOCKET enabled
11.18,16:06:27 NWB 0 0:USE_PERMANENT_OUT_SOCKET enabled

There was a necessity to connect to a Server two clients Netware running on DOS stations. I made it repeatedly on SuSE i586, using a package marsnwe. For the first time I have tried to use the emulator on SuSE x86_64 and has encountered a problem. If there are offers in the decision of the given problem I shall be grateful.

We also have this problem. We tested MarsNWE on Suse 9.3 on 32 bit i386 architecture which was fine. When we bought 64 bit architecture (HP Proliant with Intel Xeon processor) we had problems. IPX seems to work. So does the actual Netware emulation. The problem appears to be with routing on the 64 bit host. Issuing slist on a client will see this host (and any others that this host has seen) but the addresses are not shown and any attempt to contact them therefore fails. I have had to abandon plans to use this host for Netware emulation and moved this service on to 32 bit hosts.