[Marcel Cox <marcel.cox@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

1)

<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
# 2222/1737
pkt = NCP(0x1737, "Scan Bindery Object", 'bindery')
pkt.Request((17,64), [
        [ 10, 4, ObjectID ],
        [ 14, 2, ObjectType ],
        [ 12, (1,48), ObjectName ],
])
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

This should be

>>>>>>>>>>>>
# 2222/1737
pkt = NCP(0x1737, "Scan Bindery Object", 'bindery')
pkt.Request((17,64), [
        [ 10, 4, ObjectID ],
        [ 14, 2, ObjectType ],
        [ 16, (1,48), ObjectName ],
])
>>>>>>>>>>>><


2)
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
# 2222/177C
pkt = NCP(0x177C, "Service Queue Job", 'queue')
pkt.Request(16, [
        [ 10, 4, ObjectID ],
        [ 14, 2, JobType ],
])
pkt.Reply(24, [ # XXX - 76, [
        [ 8, 4, ConnectionNumber ],
        [ 12, 4, TaskNumber ],
        [ 16, 4, ObjectID ],
        [ 20, 4, ObjectID ],
        # XXX - DateTime
])
# These completion codes are not documented, but guessed.
pkt.CompletionCodes([0x0000, 0x9900, 0xd000, 0xd100, 0xd201, 0xd300,
        0xd401, 0xd502, 0xd601, 0xd704, 0xd800, 0xd901, 0xda01, 0xdb01,
        0xff00 ])
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

I have not verified the correctness of this NCP call, but the reply definition 
is quite different from Novell's official definition:
http://developer.novell.com/ndk/doc/docui/index.htm#../ncp/ncp__enu/data/a1wwxd7.htm^a1wwxd7


More generally, I notice that only very few NCP decodes have been implemented so far.
Do you need any help implementing the hundreds is missing NCP functions ?

MArcel