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| 1897.1 | still need decw$startup.com | GOLLY::MILLER | I need 'Deeper Understanding' | Tue Dec 12 1989 05:02 | 15 | 
|  |     re:                     <<< Note 1897.0 by WPOMM2::ZAMBOTTI >>>
                          -< VMS windows across Net >-
    
    Regardless of whether "wpomm2" is a workstation or not, it still needs
    to run @SYS$MANAGER:DECW$STARTUP to setup all of the logicals, images, etc.
    for DECwindows client execution.  
    If "wpomm2" is a workstation, but for some reason you *don't*
    wanna run the display server (i.e. just run DECwindows clients), then
    run "@SYS$MANAGER:DECW$STARTUP LIBS" at system startup (I'm pretty sure
    this argument is right).
    
    Regards,
    
    	 	== ken miller ==
                                         
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| 1897.2 | But every one in the office can! | WPOMM2::ZAMBOTTI |  | Wed Dec 13 1989 02:02 | 20 | 
|  |     I cant figure that Ken because every one else in the office seems to be
    able to run "notes" on wpomm2:: and have the output display graphically
    on their VAXstations.  Its only my VAXstation that doesn't work!
    
    In fact I can even display "notes" graphically on my VAXstation as long
    as I access "notes" on the wpomm2 in someone elses account that have
    already got "notes" running remotely.
    
    Its just mine VAXstation with my "notes".  Everyone elses VAXstation is
    fine and everyone elses "notes" are fine.  Only the combination of my
    station and notes dont work.
    
    And at the moment our network specialist is away and unreachable. 
    Because he did the setup for everyone else and it works, believe me. 
    Its just that since he is going to be away for a couple of weeks and my
    station just arrived I thought I would try and get it going.  Oh well !
    
    Thanks anyway.
    
    Walter
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| 1897.3 | Oops... | GOLLY::MILLER | I need 'Deeper Understanding' | Wed Dec 13 1989 07:56 | 13 | 
|  |                      <<< Note 1897.2 by WPOMM2::ZAMBOTTI >>>
                     -< But every one in the office can! >-
    re: .-1
    
    Sorry...My misunderstanding.  It's just that than "No such device
    available" is usually indicative of not running DECW$STARTUP.
    
    Just a WAG:  Have you (or anyone in sylogin) defined a symbol "notes"
    to be "notes/nodecwindows"?
    
    Regards,
    
    	 	== ken miller ==
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| 1897.4 | Check for a WSA0: device | 34339::BRYSON |  | Wed Dec 13 1989 19:26 | 14 | 
|  | Ken sounds like he is right.  Usually if you do a SET DISPLAY/CREATE and
get a "No such device available", it means that there is no template device
WSA0:.  This device is created by DECW$STARTLIBS.COM when it connects the
WSDRIVER.  Do a  SHOW DEVICE WS on the system where you are trying to run
the notes image and see if WSA0: exists.  If the WSA0: device does not 
exist, do exactly what Ken said and perform the 
$@SYS$MANAGER:DECW$STARTUP LIBS command. 
The only other time that I have seen the "No such device available", is 
when a SET DISPLAY has been executed WITHOUT the /CREATE qualifier and 
there is not a DECW$DISPLAY and WSA device associated with this job.  I
can't explain why the other's notes work.
David
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| 1897.5 | You were all correct ! | WPOMM2::ZAMBOTTI |  | Thu Dec 28 1989 02:42 | 15 | 
|  | Sorry guys,
The @decw$startup entry was missing from the site specific startup and
apparently it had been working all along from someone who had manually started
decwindows.
This continued quite perfectly for some months until the system required to be
rebooted, coinsedently when the person who had set all this up was away on
training.
Diabolical.
thanks,
Walter.
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