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>From: "Jacob" <address@hidden> >Organization: >Keywords: 200601052216.k05MGi7s008419 Hi Jacob- > One thing I forgot to mention in the last email, I do not know if we >firgued this out the other day on the phone or not, but when I right click >on the GFS Model 80km CONUS and go to Geo-Subsetting, and choose a small >area to display a model run, the 3D flow vectors, 3D true wind vectors, etc. >will actually load. Even when I outline the entire eastern United States, >the 3D model displays will load. But when I stretch the box west to include >the plain states, the 3D displays will never load, the memory status stays >the same, and we have the same problem occuring. I am noticing that once >the area of interest on the U.S. map gets just big enough, the display will >never finish loading. It is almost like when the file size reaches a >certian point, the display will not load and the download stalls. Thanks >again for all of your help. Thanks for this information. I agree with your assessment about file size and I'm thinking that perhaps it has something to do with that. That would be consistent with the problem where you can load in a 2D field, but once you try a 3D field, even the 2D fields don't work anymore. Here is what I would like you to try next: - Start the IDV with a trace flag and pipe the output to a file: ./runIDV -trace > foo.out - Try to load in data and get it to a point where it hangs. - Once it hangs, exit the IDV and then send me the foo.out file as an attachment to an e-mail message. Don NOTE: All email exchanges with Unidata User Support are recorded in the Unidata inquiry tracking system and then made publicly available through the web. If you do not want to have your interactions made available in this way, you must let us know in each email you send to us.