Netcfg may fail as it is being entered, making a change and
  selecting ok, or when netcfg is being exited.

  This can occur for three reasons:

    The Unixware 7.0.1 patches are not installed.

      As of 5-18-99 three patches must be installed.

      The three patches are: ptf7053b, ptf7068b, ptf7096f.

      These are patches to the OS itself and are not Digi files.

      The patch files an be downloaded from the SCO website.

		THE REVISION OF THESE PATCHES (signified by the
		letter at the end of the file name) MAY CHANGE
		OVER TIME.  ALWAYS USE THE LATEST PATCH FROM THE
		SCO WEBSITE.

      Remove the Digi RAS driver prior to installing the patches.

        pkgrm digiras

      Use pkgadd to install the patches.

      The ptf7068b patch must be installed before ptf7096d.

      Reboot the system after the patches have been installed
      and reinstall the Digi RAS driver.

    There are direct or ACU entries in the /etc/uucp/Devices file.

      Edit Devices and remove or comment out all Direct and ACU
      entries. 

      Once netcfg completes, add or remove comments from entries.

    The system is trying to configure PCI devices not actually
    installed.

      Change directories to /etc/inst/nd/mdi

      Remove the -pci.bcfg file from any noninstalled device
      directory.