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Waylon, you should always launch the GUI programs from the NTL program. NTL installs a shared color map to eliminate conflicts between GEMPAK programs for color resources. If you are not able to get the required number of colors, you need to verify that your default X visual is 8 bits. You can also reduce the number of colors used for the shraed color map through ntl by using th command line options such as "nrl -s 32" for example to reserve 32 colors for satellite images instead of the default 95. Steve Chiswell On Sat, 11 May 2002, Waylon Collins wrote: > I recently installed the binary version of Gempak5.6 for linux. Attached > are the errors associated with an attempt to run both garp and nsat. Any > idea what the problems are? > (The same garp error appears on an older version of Gempak that was > installed on an HP). > > Waylon > -- > ********************************************************************** > * Waylon G. Collins Voice: (361)289-0959 * > * NOAA/National Weather Service E-Mail: address@hidden * > * 300 Pinson Drive * > * Corpus Christi, TX 78406 * > * USA * > ********************************************************************** > >