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> Mike, > > We are running 6.5.3 which has many bug fixes from 6.5. > %uname -R > 6.5 6.5.3m I'm running 6.5.2..... > > When running interactively, ntl will allocate the color table > and ensure that all the programs- even the command line > programs using dev=xw or gf have access to the shared color table. > Have you seen the problem after ntl is run? I didn't try to run ntl after I saw this problem. I do that when it happens again. Right now it is fixed, after rebooting the machine that was running gempak. I don't think it is a problem with the server side of X since we see this problem on different Xserver platforms. (gempak runs on the IRIX machine, but the image window opens on different machines/Xservers. A related problem is that when a new window is opened and a satellite image is requested and clear=no, I get: [GEMPLT -64] NCBALOC - Color bank not allocated. However, the window does open and the raster data is plotted. If clear=yes, no problem. I was using sfmap to do this. Bug/feature? > > Assuming that the default visual is 8 bit (it must be), you might > need to see if the revisions to 6.5 significantly patch the X server. > > Steve Chiswell > > **************************************************************************** < > Unidata User Support UCAR Unidata Program < > (303)497-8644 P.O. Box 3000 < > address@hidden Boulder, CO 80307 < > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- < > Unidata WWW Service http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/ < > **************************************************************************** < > Mike Leuthold Atmospheric Sciences/Institute of Atmospheric Physics University of Arizona address@hidden 520-621-2863