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>From: Pavel Byles-Howard University Engineering <address@hidden>
>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>Keywords: 200205291953.g4TJrup28655

>I do not have a /usr/openwin..... dir.
>
>The only thing that's in the Xservers file is this:
> :0   Local local_uid@console root /usr/openwin/bin/Xsun :0 -nobanner


Note that this file also references /usr/openwin/bin which you say you don't 
have.
Find where you have xdpyinfo installed on your system- should be in the same
directory that has xterm, xeyes, and other X applications.

You may have to add the "defdepth 8" to the configuration. But, we need to see 
the
output from xdpyinfo.

Steve Chiswell




>
>I do not see where the defdepth is defined. I am using a Sun Solaris Sparc 
>system. CDE.
>
>Pavel Byles
>
>On Wed, 29 May 2002, Unidata Support wrote:
>
>> 
>> Pavel,
>> 
>> Your error message when trying to launch ntl (or freeColors)
>> 
>> >ldm% bin/sol/ntl -s 32
>> >Resource File:  /space/home/ldm/Gempak/resource/Ntop
>> >graphic, satellite, radar -- 33 32 20
>> >         Request total # of colors = 85
>> >X Error of failed request:  BadValue (integer parameter out of range for
>> >operation)
>> >  Major opcode of failed request:  86 (X_AllocColorCells)
>> 
>> 
>> appears to show that your default X visual is not 8 bit pseudocolor.
>> You can run the /usr/openwin/bin/xdpyinfo command to show what your
>> default visual id and setting is. It will probably show that your default
>> visual id is set to 24 bit true color. It should be 8 bit for
>> GEMPAK programs to be able to allocate their colors.
>> 
>> If you are running with the default visual as 24 bits, check your
>> /usr/dt/config/Xservers file and see if you are specifying "defdepth 24".
>> 
>> Steve Chiswell
>> Unidata User Support
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> >From: "Byles, Pavel O" <address@hidden>
>> >Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>> >Keywords: 200205242237.g4OMb3a04190
>> 
>> > Thanks for the last advice it was helpful.
>> >When I try to run GARP the window comes up but it closes and reports this
>> >error...
>> >ldm% bin/sol/garp
>> >G A R P - v2.1 starting...
>> >  Warning: keylist   is null
>> >           Cannnot set option menu default button
>> >  Warning: keylist   is null
>> >           Cannnot set option menu default button
>> >  Warning: keylist   is null
>> >           Cannnot set option menu default button
>> >  Warning: keylist   is null
>> >           Cannnot set option menu default button
>> >InitGempakColorMap:  Can't allocate Graphic colors.
>> >GarpInitialize:  GempakInit failed
>> >Main: Initialization failed.  Exiting
>> >
>> >
> >I then tried to run ntp -s 32 and I get this error...
>> >ldm% bin/sol/ntl -s 32
>> >Resource File:  /space/home/ldm/Gempak/resource/Ntop
>> >graphic, satellite, radar -- 33 32 20
>> >         Request total # of colors = 85
>> >X Error of failed request:  BadValue (integer parameter out of range for
>> >operation)
>> >  Major opcode of failed request:  86 (X_AllocColorCells)
>> >  Value in failed request:  0x0
>> >  Serial number of failed request:  276
>> >  Current serial number in output stream:  276
>> >
>> >What should I do? (This is on Sun Solaris 5.7 on Sparc Ultra 5 btw)
>> >
>> >Pavel Byles
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >From: Unidata Support
>> >To: Pavel Byles-Howard University Engineering
>> >Cc: address@hidden
>> >Sent: 5/24/02 3:35 PM
>> >Subject: 20020524: Gempak Binary Installation 
>> >
>> >>From: Pavel Byles-Howard University Engineering <address@hidden>
>> >>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>> >>Keywords: 200205241808.g4OI8Ca13440
>> >
>> >>Hi,
>> >>my name is Pavel Byles from Howard University. I have recently
>> >installed 
>> >>the LDM and I am now shooting for Gempak. I downloaded, and untared the
>> >
>> >>distribution but I am not sure how to get it running. I am using
>> >Solaris 
>> >>5.7. I have edited the Gemenviron file to point to where I unpacked 
>> >>Gempak. Is that all I need to do? And how do I run Gempak?
>> >>
>> >>Thankyou.
>> >>-- 
>> >>Pavel Byles
>> >>Sent using Pine ver. 4.4
>> >>on RedHat Linux 7.3
>> >>http://138.238.177.225
>> >>
>> >
>> >
>> >Pavel,
>> >
>> >If your system has the fortran sharable libraries, then you are all set.
>> >If you do not have the fortran libraries on your system, then you can
>> >download them as well from our web site.
>> >
>> >Once you have edited the Gemenviron file and sourced the contents
>> >into your csh environment, you can verify that the shareable libraries
>> >are being found on your system by running "ldd $GEMEXE/nmap2".
>> >(The GEMEXE environmental variable will be set when you source
>> >Gemenviron,
>> >and will point to the directory containing the GEMPAK executables
>> >the bin/sol or bin/x86 directory depending on whether you are running
>> >under Solaris Sparc of Solaris for Intel).
>> >
>> >If the ldd command shows that your environment isn't finding some
>> >shareable libraries, use the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environmental
>> >variable to set where your system should be finding them.
>> >
>> >If you are going to use GEMPAK to decode and display data arriving 
>> >from your LDM, see:
>> >http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/packages/gempak/GEMPAK5.6/configuration.html
>> >
>> >The GEMDATA environmental variable, which you define in the Gemenviron
>> >file generally is set to the ~ldm/data/gempak directory. 
>> >
>> >A Good place to start for learning to use GEMPAK is:
>> >http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/packages/gempak/tutorial
>> >
>> >Steve Chiswell
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>> >Date: Wed, 29 May 2002 12:20:05 -0400 (EDT)
>> >From: Pavel Byles-Howard University Engineering <address@hidden>
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>> >Steve:
>> >I try after I sourced the Gemenviron and ran ldd $GEMEXE (it found all the 
>> >files) I get this error. I even tried just running "garp" and the same 
>> >error appeared.
>> >Can you tell me what's wrong?
>> >
>> >ldm% garp -s 8
>> >G A R P - v2.1 starting...
>> >  Warning: keylist   is null
>> >           Cannnot set option menu default button
>> >  Warning: keylist   is null
>> >           Cannnot set option menu default button
>> >  Warning: keylist   is null
>> >           Cannnot set option menu default button
>> >  Warning: keylist   is null
>> >           Cannnot set option menu default button
>> >InitGempakColorMap:  Can't allocate Graphic colors.
>> >GarpInitialize:  GempakInit failed
>> >Main: Initialization failed.  Exiting
>> >
>> >-- 
>> >Pavel Byles
>> >Sent using Pine ver. 4.4
>> >on RedHat Linux 7.3
>> >http://138.238.177.225
>> >
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>> >From: Pavel Byles-Howard University Engineering <address@hidden>
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>> >Steve:
>> >let me ammend that last message I ran "ldd $GEMEXE/nmap2" not just "ldd 
>> >$GEMEXE"
>> >
>> >Thanks
>> >
>> >-- 
>> >Pavel Byles
>> >Sent using Pine ver. 4.4
>> >on RedHat Linux 7.3
>> >http://138.238.177.225
>> >
>> 
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>
>-- 
>Pavel Byles
>Sent using Pine ver. 4.4
>on RedHat Linux 7.3
>http://138.238.177.225
>