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2133.1 | | STAR::MFOLEY | Rebel Without a Clue | Thu Jan 25 1990 00:45 | 8 |
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Ummmm, I'd like to know how the customer upgraded to T2.0-IFT2.
What version of VMS? Why aren't they running VMS 5.3 that has
the SSB version of DECwindows V2.0??
mike
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2133.2 | | DECWIN::JMSYNGE | James M Synge, VMS Development | Thu Jan 25 1990 09:55 | 19 |
| I too wonder why your customer is using T2.0-IFT2. It isn't supported
anymore. All of our fieldtest sites have been upgraded to VMS V5.3.
How did this customer get the version they're running????
>Also get the following error using local transport under v2:
>
>XIO: fatal IO error 65535 on server XXXXX::0.0
> after nnnn requests (mmmm known processed) with 0 events remaining.
>%XLIB-F_IOERROR, xlib io error
>-DECW-F-ILLFORMED_XTCB, transport buffer has invalid header
One of the internal data structures of the transport layer has been
corrupted. The header of an XTCB, which is user writeable, has been
corrupted. I'd be inclined to suspect that your customer's program
has a bug in it which is causing it to overwrite memory it didn't
allocate.
James
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2133.3 | | DUGGAN::NOLAN | Susan Nolan, 297-4935 | Thu Jan 25 1990 11:35 | 13 |
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They have upgraded to VMS 5.3, I had inaccurate information. They
first saw the problem with T2.0-IFT2 and they still have it with
VMS 5.3.
They accept that it probably is a bug in their application, but they
need help in trapping it. If they ran it with sync mode turned on,
would there be a signal sent to the debugger to pinpoint which
thread of code is causing the problem? They are looking for more
detail on what could generate this error so they can focus their
debugging effort?
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2133.4 | | DECWIN::JMSYNGE | James M Synge, VMS Development | Thu Jan 25 1990 16:46 | 12 |
| Sync mode might help tracking the bug down, but is no gaurantee. In
particular, sync mode would change the order in which the XTCBs are
used, so that one might be corrupted, but it wouldn't be detected until
later.
> If they ran it with sync mode turned on, would there be a signal sent
> to the debugger to pinpoint which thread of code is causing the
> problem?
No.
James
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2133.5 | | COMICS::FISCHER | UK Workstations Support | Tue May 29 1990 11:54 | 9 |
| Could someone please explain the error mentioned in .0 ie....
[_XInputArrival-input buffer pointer not empty during processing]
-State: 2 flags: 0 stopDepth: 0]
I can't find it documented anywhere.
Ian
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