Hi, Go talk to Greg Abram next door in the IBM booth. Make the first line of the dx script (/usr/local/bin/dx) #!/bin/sh -norc (it was #!/bin/sh , linked to bash, which resets your env per .bashrc unless told not to) . Run dx -execonly, Then use the UI's connect-to-running-server option, if you're using the UI.
If you are somehow/somewhere defeated in this, you can also determine the flags for invocation of dxexec directly via dx -verbose -execonly and make your own shell script to invoke /usr/local/dx/bin_linux/dxexec directly after setting up the env. Wish I were there! Pete Tom Goodale wrote: > Hi, > > yesterday I was trying to get the viewer to appear on a display wall - the > normal way is to wrap an executable with a script which sets > LD_LIBRARY_PATH to intercept the opengl calls, and then the opengl stuff > appears on the display. Wrapping the dx scripts doesn't work, and I also > tried moving all the executables to another directory, and then putting > scripts in the linux_bin directory which called the actual executables via > the wrapper. Alas this still didn't work. > > I'm going to try renaming the executables and leaving them in the > linux_bin directory which is about all I can think of that I haven't > tried. Does anyone here have any suggestions ? > > (This is for an SC2000 demo, at the NCSA booth, if anyone wants to drop > by...) > > Tom
