mcneill@eplrx7.UUCP (mcneill) (09/15/89)
I can't get cmdtool to work on either my Sun3 (SunOS 3.5) or my
Sun4 (Sys4-3.2). Textedit & clock and the demos seem to work.
On my sun 3 I get...
sun3> cmdtool
XView warning: Cannot load font 'lucidasanstypewriter-i' (Font package)
Segmentation fault
sun3>
On my sun4 I get...
sun4> cmdtool
Stopped (tty output)
sun4>
Are other SunOS 3.x people having the same problem (I added the new
ultrix_cpt.h)?
Keith
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dmc%satori@Sun.COM (Doug Cook) (09/16/89)
In article <782@eplrx7.UUCP> mcneill@eplrx7.UUCP (mcneill) writes: >I can't get cmdtool to work on either my Sun3 (SunOS 3.5) or my > >XView warning: Cannot load font 'lucidasanstypewriter-i' (Font package) >Segmentation fault A patch exists for this. In .../libxvin/font/font.c, replace all occurrences of "%i" with "%d". This is a printf format which is not available on some systems. This will be patched on expo next time we update the source. >Stopped (tty output) >sun4> > >Are other SunOS 3.x people having the same problem (I added the new >ultrix_cpt.h)? We're aware of this problem with SunOS 3.5, and we hope to have a fix soon. Upgrading to SunOS 4.0.X would help, too ;-) -Doug Doug Cook (dmc@sun.com) "I refuse to put those silly little Software Engineer, XView Group quotations in my signature." Sun Microsystems, Inc. -me
dpm@cs.cmu.edu (David Maynard) (09/16/89)
> On my sun 3 I get... > sun3> cmdtool > XView warning: Cannot load font 'lucidasanstypewriter-i' (Font package) > Segmentation fault > sun3> I have the same problem with the fonts. However I can't get clock to work either. It prints (before exiting): XView warning: Cannot load font 'lucidasans-12' (Font package) XView warning: Cannot load font 'FONT_FAMILY_FIXED-i' (Font package) Cannot open font This is under SunOS 3.5 using "olwm" with the XView font directory added to my fontpath. Xlsfonts lists the fonts as existing, but doesn't give the same name. I assume that I haven't set up something correctly, so I would appreciate any suggestions. Olwm seems to work without problems. Thanks, David Maynard (dpm@cs.cmu.edu, dpm@ece.cmu.edu) Department of ECE, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA