>   << THOUGHT I WOULD GET hrDeviceStatus & hrDeviceErrors here >>
>   << DO I NEED TO MANUALLY ENABLE THESE? >>
>   << HOW?  IF PART OF THE CONFIGURE, WHAT ARE THE TOKENS? >>

No - it's not a configure problem.  It's probably down to
the code that implements these particular objects.

Because the hrDeviceTable contains entries for a wide variety
of different types of device, the code for reporting the status
and error count is very device-specific.
  So the code will look for a device-specific hook routine,
and if that's not provided for a particular type of device, it
will skip the instance altogether.
  See the file 'agent/mibgroup/host/hr_device.c' and look at the
routine 'var_hrdevice()' - in particular at the use of the
'device_status' and 'device_errors' arrays.

Checking the code, it's only the network interface and printer
devices that support both of these, and the processor device
only supports hrDeviceStatus.

Dave


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