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FYI, this problem was fixed on the Ultra 10 by the command m64config -depth 8. Thanx for the lead. At 11:41 AM 1/28/00 -0700, you wrote: >>From: Bob Lane <address@hidden> >>Organization: . >>Keywords: 200001281618.JAA09196 > >>I have built GEMPAK on an Ultra 10 that is running Motif 2.1 I get the >>following error message. >> >>GEMPLT -46 NCLRAL - Can not allocate read/write colors >> >>and have tried the normal method of reducing the allocation of color tables >>to other applications. If I run any GEMPAK program on an AIX machine >>running Motif 1.2 as a remote terminal things work fine. >> >>In the course of building GEMPAK, I've had to fix several #if errors >>related to XmVersion and XmRelease as the c compiler wanted the directives >>in column 1. The routines I fixed were: >>nxmColrp.c >>nxmLabel.c >>nxmBxmBtn.c >>nmap_mbotw.c >>nmap_mmenuw.c >> > > >Bob, > >You need to have the default depth of your X server set to 8 bits. >Gemnpak is not capable of displaying to a truecolor visual. > >Check your output from "xdpyinfo" and look for >the default visual ID. You will need to configure your X server to >ensure that this is a pseudocolor 8 bit default visual. > >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/ < >**************************************************************************** <