> As far as I can recall I made no changes to the directory > structure or files > except 1) put cygwin1.dll in \windows\system as Suhaib suggested > 2) put the > samples and an "etc" in subdirectories under usr\local\bin\dx [as I recall > the samples came from the DX bonus pack] 3) put the X11r6.4 files in a > directory under . . .\local
The samples from Bonus Pack will not work with OpenDX 4.0.10 unless you fix the problematic *.net files. > > [Noah, since you're up and running further than I, do your directories and > bin contents look like mine?] > > Here is my \usr directory structure > > C:\usr\local > C:\usr\X11R6.4 > > My \usr\local directory > > C:\usr\local\dx > C:\usr\local\share > > > Here is my usr\local\dx directory > > C:\usr\local\dx\bin > C:\usr\local\dx\bin_cygwin > C:\usr\local\dx\doc > C:\usr\local\dx\etc > C:\usr\local\dx\fonts > C:\usr\local\dx\help > C:\usr\local\dx\html > C:\usr\local\dx\include > C:\usr\local\dx\java > C:\usr\local\dx\lib > C:\usr\local\dx\lib_cygwin > C:\usr\local\dx\samples > C:\usr\local\dx\ui > C:\usr\local\dx\User's Guide > > Here are the contents of my . . . \dx\bin subdirectory > > dx.workerscript > README-Win32.txt > rgb.txt > STARTUPUI.EXE.stackdump > dx.src > loadables.mdf > usCaps2Ctrl.kbf > dx.ico > awk.exe > bash.exe > bison.exe > csh.exe > dx.exe > dxexec.exe > echo.exe > env.exe > flex.exe > gawk.exe > ksh.exe > mawk.exe > mount.exe > nawk.exe > ps.exe > rsh.exe > sed.exe > sh.exe > tail.exe > umount.exe > uname.exe > vi.exe > which.exe > zcat.exe > cygwin1.dll > dllcdf.dll > hd413m.dll > hm413m.dll > libGL.dll > libICE.dll > libSM.dll > libX11.dll > libXext.dll > libXp.dll > libXt.dll > libz.dll > MagickZIP.dll > netcdf.dll > dx_logo.bmp > mdf2c.bat > OpenDx.bat > dxworker > mdf2c > termcap > XErrorDB > XKeysymDB > > Here again is my current OpenDx.bat file with the last line > changed as Peter > suggested. > > REM @ECHO OFF > SET DISPLAY=127.0.0.1:0.0 > SET > PATH=C:\usr\local\dx\BIN;C:\usr\local\dx\BIN_CYGWIN;C:\usr\X11R6.4 > \bin;C\usr > \local\dx\etc\ %path% > SET DXROOT=\usr\local\dx > SET DXDATA=\usr\local\DX\SAMPLES\DATA > SET XKeysymDB=C:\usr\local\DX\bin\XKeysymDB > SET XErrorDB=C:\usr\local\dx\bin\XErrorDB > REM SET DXMACROS=C:\usr\local\dx\java\server\dxmacros > REM BY RS SET DXexec=C:\usr\local\dx\bin\BIN_CYGWIN\DXEXEC > REM BY RS SET DXUI=C:\usr\local\dx\bin\BIN_CYGWIN\DXUI > REM SET LC_ALL=C:\usr\share\locae > REM SET LC_CTYPE=en_us > REM SET LANG=C > REm SET XLC_LOCALE=C:\usr\share\locale > REM SET XNLSPATH=C:\usr\share\locale\iso8859-1 > > REM Leave the / (forward slash) as it is. It is not a typo. > Cygwin needs it > to set your $HOME > > SET HOME=C:/ > SET HOMEDIR=C:\usr\local\dx > SET USERDIR=c:\usr\local\share > SET BitmapDir=C:\usr\local\share\bitmaps > rem cls > rem dx > dx %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 > > Many thanks for your patience and help. > > Bob > > Robert M. Schwartz > Mount Holyoke College > South Hadley, Massachusetts 01075 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Peter Daniel Kirchner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, March 24, 2000 4:52 PM > Subject: Re: Fw: [opendx-users] trouble with 4.0.10 > > > > Bob, > > Symptoms you report in 6 are the result of dx running without the > environment > > set up correctly (as would happen when you just double-click on > dxexec, if > files > > are missing, or if the directory structure is perturbed.). Suhaib is > right... > > the directory structure needs to be left intact for it to work. I don't > know if > > you moved the files or if we have an error in the packaging, you might > shed some > > light on that. > > Pete > > > > Robert Schwartz wrote: > > > > > Greg, Pete and others, > > > > > > Many thanks: I have now gotten closer. The user interface opens, but I > get a > > > "file not found" error when I try to start the executive via > "dx -execonly&" > > > > > > However, dexec will start in a second DOS window if I double-click on > > > /bin/dxexec.exe in windows explorer. (The start window that I had been > > > getting doesn't come up.) > > > > > > The tutorial starts in the user interface but when I try to excute the > > > "example1.net" I can not execute the open program, for the "run" > options > > > under the Execute Menu are grayed out. > > > > > > So here's what I've done: > > > > > > > Replace the last line of opendx.bat with "dx %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 > %6" so it > will > > > pass > > > > command-line arguments to dx. > > > > > > 1. Did this > > > > > > > Run opendx -uionly and opendx -execonly at separate prompts. > > > > Whether dxui and dxexec start should be evident. > > > > > > 2. From Dos Prompts at \usr\local\dx\bin: opendx -uionly worked; > > > > > > 2a. opendx -execonly failed with error "cannot find file" > > > > > > >If they do not start, fix the PATH in opendx.bat . > > > 3. What should be the PART to the executive? Which I take to > "dxexec.exe" > > > , or is it just "dx.exe" Both of these programs are in usr\local\bin > > > > > > > If they start, then through the ui's connection menu, connect to > running > > > server. > > > > > > > > Once that works, terminate them and try opendx -edit . With this > > > argument, the > > > > ui should start, and in turn start the executive and connect to it > > > > automatically. > > > > > > > 4. opendx -edit works: it opens the user interface > > > > > > 5. I can start "dxexec.exe" in a second DOS window > > > > > > 6. Among the error messages I get is "Cannot open user's description > module > > > . . . " > > > > > > Many thanks for further suggestions, > > > > > > Bob > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > > >
