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545.0. "PROBEwatch Graphs & Hardcopys" by DPDMAI::DAVIES (Mark, SCA Area Network Consultant) Tue Dec 07 1993 09:23

  I have been having the following two problems with PROBEwatch for Ultrix.
  
  PROBLEM 1#:
  
  I have been unable to successfully write a hardcopy of any PROBEwatch graph 
  to my disk.  Two example error mesages (which show up on my DECterm window)  
  are below.  The files are created, but nothing has been written into either 
  of them.
  
  
    pid 1515 (qgraph_stat) was killed on an unaligned access, at pc 0x41ab7c
  
    pid 1572 (qgraph_pktd) was killed on an unaligned access, at pc 0x41b504
  
  An "ls -l" shows the following:
  
    -rw-r--r--  1 davies          0 Dec  4 09:10 long-term-packets
    -rw-r--r--  1 davies          0 Dec  4 08:19 segment-stats-size
  
  
  PROBLEM 2#:
  
  I get the following type of error messages on my DECterm window many times 
  (not always) when I select a "graph" and the new window is being created.  
  The window creation has never failed.
  
    X Toolkit Warning:
        Name: widget-0-1168-17
        Class: XmForm
        Bailed out of edge synchronization after 10,000 iterations.
        Check for contradictory constraints on the children of this form.
   
  
  X Toolkit Warning:
      Name: Dog_Parameter_Form
      Class: XmForm
      Bailed out of edge synchronization after 10,000 iterations.
      Check for contradictory constraints on the children of this form.
  
  
  
  Any ideas where I have messed up?
  
  Thanks,
  
  Mark
  
                                                                           

    Anybody out there have any clues on .0?  I am not an Ultrix wizard,
    
    Thanks,
    
    Mark
    

    Best I can tell is the following:
    
    #1 is a software bug in Probewatch.
    
    #2 is resolved by switching to 75dpi with X11.  I created and issue the
    following which resolved the problem:
    
    Create the file: .X11Startup
    
    Containing this:  /usr/bin/X11/xset +fp /usr/lib/X11/fonts/decwin/75dpi
    
    Regards,
    
    Mark