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Partitioning Primitives for NetWare® (Vollib) provides functions to access, create, delete, and change traditional NetWare volumes through the Device Applications Interface (DAI), which allows application level software access to storage devices in NetWare 3.0 - 3.10.
Vollib is superceded by the Media Manager interface, which provides DAI emulation and management APIs for Novell Storage System (NSS) volumes for successive releases of NetWare
Vollib is unsupported. This download is provided only as a courtesy to our development community and is no longer in active development at Novell.
We strongly recommend that you do not use Vollib in a production environment.
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