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Re: [Networker] xwindows / nwadmin question

2003-11-20 13:26:01
Subject: Re: [Networker] xwindows / nwadmin question
From: Tim Mooney <mooney AT DOGBERT.CC.NDSU.NODAK DOT EDU>
To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2003 12:25:50 -0600
In regard to: [Networker] xwindows / nwadmin question, Clement Taylor said...:

>Most X applications work fine (netscape, xclock, xeyes, xterm what have
>you) but when I run nwadmin I get a hundred or so lines like this:
>Unaligned access pid=152628 <nwadmin> va=0x1402f6eec pc=0x12019a5b0
>ra=0x120199398 inst=0xb4b50008
>Unaligned access pid=152628 <nwadmin> va=0x1402f6ef4 pc=0x12019a578
>ra=0x120199398 inst=0xb6c40004
>Unaligned access pid=152628 <nwadmin> va=0x1402f6efc pc=0x12019a5b0
>ra=0x120199398 inst=0xb4b50008

That's because nwadmin is making some poor assumptions about the
size of a pointer.  It's been this way for years.

>Then nwadmin appears on my display and I can work.
>
>Does anyone knowledgeable about XFree86 know how I can configure my
>system so I don't get this torrent of messages each time I start
>nwadmin???

It has nothing to do with XFree86, it has to do with your environment
on the Tru64 box.  Do a

        man uac

You just need to make sure that a

        uac p 0

is in your environment before you run nwadmin, and you'll no longer
receive notifications from the OS about what it's doing to fix the
problems with the shoddy app you're trying to run.  ;-)

Tim
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