Hi mauro
Thanks Pete, my LVMGUI.CMD properties only shows C:\OS2\LVMGUI.CMD string in "Path and filename" field, the other two below are empty. Nothing happens after adding the values suggested by Ivan in there.
Maybe I was not clear in my previous message or maybe I am misunderstanding the above...
it is not the lvmgui.cmd Properties that need modifying it is the Logical Volume Management object in System Setup that needs modifying.
The only difference between the Properties shown in ivans image and the Properties on your system will be the Working directory which is the location of lvmgui.cmd
Looking at your lvmgui.cmd file it is a bit different to the lvmgui.txt file which is my current lvmgui.cmd renamed to txt to allow it to be uploaded here.
Not being a rexx script expert I cannot spot any problem in your lvmgui.cmd file and if it works from the command line it should work when started by the Logical Volume Management object - unless there is something wrong with the Logical Volume Management object Properties.
If you do have the Logical Volume Management object properties set correctly then it may be worth trying the lvmgui.txt script.
Copy lvmgui.cmd to lvmgui.cmd.IBM to make a backup of the original file
Delete lvmgui.cmd
Copy lvmgui.txt to lvmgui.cmd
The Properties for lvmgui.cmd should have the Path and file name showing the current Drive:\Directory\lvmgui.cmd,
replace the Drive:\Directory with the location on your system, and no other entries on the Program page.
On the Menu page check that Open as is set as Program.
Does this lvmgui.cmd then work OK from the command line?
Does starting from the Logical Volume Management object work?
Regards
Pete