Conference bulova::decw_jan-89_to_nov-90

I'm getting tons while running DECwrite V1. Finally the server crashes
    and this is what ends up in the DECW$SERVER_0_OUTPUT.LOG.
    
    This is serious.    
	

23-OCT-1989 09:57:22.5 Hello, this is the X server
Dixmain address=127b4
Now attach all known txport images
%DECW-I-ATTACHED, transport DECNET attached to its network
%DECW-W-ATT_FAIL, failed to attach transport LAT
-SYSTEM-F-PRIVINSTALL, shareable images must be installed to run privileged image
in SetFontPath
out SetFontPath
Monochrome Frame Buffer support loaded
mfb$InitOutput address=13c200
Connection Prefix: len == 36
23-OCT-1989 09:58:40.8 Now I call scheduler/dispatcher
23-OCT-1989 09:58:50.1 Connection 98900 is closed by Txport
23-OCT-1989 09:59:04.6 Connection 98938 is closed by Txport
23-OCT-1989 10:05:47.5 Connection 98938 is closed by Txport
23-OCT-1989 11:12:48.9 RegionReset - BAD BOX 692,147 -32511,32433
23-OCT-1989 11:21:09.2 MEMMGR/XREALLOC - zero amount is requested
23-OCT-1989 11:21:09.6 MEMMGR/XREALLOC - zero amount is requested
23-OCT-1989 11:28:33.8 Using extra todo packet pool...
23-OCT-1989 11:28:34.5 Using extra todo packet pool...
23-OCT-1989 11:36:13.2 Connection 30b018 is closed by Txport
23-OCT-1989 11:42:31.5 Connection 98938 is closed by Txport(status = 20e4)
23-OCT-1989 11:42:34.3 Connection 30d488 is closed by Txport
23-OCT-1989 11:42:39.1 Connection 9cea0 is closed by Txport
23-OCT-1989 11:42:43.2 Connection 9ce68 is closed by Txport
23-OCT-1989 12:42:47.6 %SYSTEM-F-ACCVIO, access violation, reason mask=04, virtual address=00000000,
Client 5 is disconnected due to unrecoverable runtime error c detected while processing opcode 1
Exception Call stack dump follows: 
	8eac5
	11b00
	1ebcb
	d60a
	10f5f
	10a95
	12a83
********** marking the end of call stack dump **********
********************************************************
23-OCT-1989 12:42:48.3 ..ddx layer returns bad status(17)
23-OCT-1989 12:42:48.5 ..Dispatcher close down connection 5
23-OCT-1989 12:42:48.8 
Fatal server bug!
23-OCT-1989 12:42:49.1 RESOURCE/FreeResource - Resource data base corruption detected
  bad bucket list 35b084 for client 5(7e98))
23-OCT-1989 12:42:49.3 
23-OCT-1989 12:42:49.6 %SYSTEM-F-ACCVIO, access violation, reason mask=04, virtual address=00000000,

    re: .0
    
     I get the same thing. See note 1277.11
    
     I have this with NOTES. I reinstalled V2.0 and still had the problem.
    I then installed x2.1a and still get the problem.
    
     I don't recall seeing it with MAIL, but I'll check again.
    
    
    
    							Thanks,
    							djg...

re: .0, .2

Sounds like a new version of the Svn shareable image was installed on
you.

re:  .1

I'm pretty sure you need to re-install DECwrite when upgrading to 5.3.  
I can't figure why the Server'd keep crashing on you...much less why
you'd be getting transport errors!  Are you using a DECwindows Terminal?

Regards,

              == ken miller ==

    Hummm, interesting;
    
     Thanks for the info. I don't have any problems with DECwrite, but when
    I think about how they were ahead of the game with the CDA stuff, it
    may make sense to re-install it. It can't hurt when I have some extra
    time.
    
     The way I recall things, DECwrite needed to be re-installed after V5.2
    but not after (T,V)5.3. This was because it contained CDA components
    that were not put into VMS until ?5.3. I upgraded to T5.3-462 and did
    not re-install DECwrite and do not have any problems with DECwrite.
    
    BTW: I finally stumbled across note 1632.*. It has a nice work around
    to the Svn problem.
    
    
    
    							Thanks,
    							djg...

Well,
	i tried reading notes 1632.*, 1277.* and all mention the problem
	fixed in each other notes, trouble is i cant find the answer ??

	i still get
	
	 X Toolkit Warning: Widget class DECterm version mismatch:
	  widget 7001 vs. intrinsics 11003	

	when starting apps, this example came from lse

	I suppose note 1639 may have the final solution to the bug ?

	jim 

    No need to reinstall DECwriter or DECdecision or the CDA Converter
    Library after installing VMS 5.2-1 or later. 
    
    			pete

	I have a customer getting the same type error when running the 
	GKS version 4.0 IVP:

        X Toolkit Warning: Widget class Compressed_motion_window version
        mismatch: widget 7001 vs. intrinsics 11003

	the customer is running DECwindows FT5.3 and trying to install GKS
	4.0.  The IVP appears to run sucessfully through both iterations then
	gives the above message and ACCVIOs.

	Is GKS 4.0 supposed to work with 5.3 DECwindows?

	Garry Poegel says in GKS note 1359.6

>	The *ONLY* way around this problem is to get the fix from DECwindows.
>	It has been fixed.  It's just a matter of getting that version to
>	the customer.  Please talk to the DECwindows group as there's nothing
>	GKS can do.

	Thanks,
	Jeff

As author of the SVN widget and as an LSE developer, I can address both issues
raised in the basenote.


Version mismatch on Svn class
-----------------------------
  In widget class records, there is a "version" field.  There are two options 
  for widget writers here.  One option is to put XtVersion and the other is to
  put XtVersionDontCheck.

  The XtVersion option forces a comparison to be made and a complaint logged to 
  the terminal if we are not running on that version of the intrinsics.  The 
  version of SVN that notes has linked in it says XtVersion.  Shortly after 
  Notes went to SDC, this field in the SVN widget was changed to the don't
  check form.  

  This message in notes can be ignored.  Notes is the only product that I am 
  aware of that has this problem.  The only way that you can see this in mail
  is to be running Mail from V1 on a V2 system.  


Running LSE V2.3 on DECwindows V2
---------------------------------
  As far as running LSE V2.3 on a DECwindows V2 system.  There is a problem 
  where it cannot find the UNDO menu item to change.  There is a procedure 
  posted as note 303.1 in TURRIS::LSE_BUGS that you can extract and extend 
  your editor by that eliminates this problem.  Press KP7 to add LSE_BUGS to
  your notebook.  8-)

  There are other problems with running LSE V2.3 on a DECwindows V2 system.
  These problems are with the graphic characters font.  Special characters
  such as visible tabs supposedly present problems.

  You may want to see the TURRIS::LSEDIT notes conference for information about
  the internal field test kits for LSE V3.0.  This supports both DECwindows V1
  and V2 by installing separate images built against the separate versions.

VTX also has the "version mismatch" warning message.

			Steve