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| 991.1 | HELP is needed | 15361::BRUNELLE | John Brunelle - System Administrator | Thu Sep 21 1995 00:44 | 9 |
| Hello,
Can anybody help with this one. I have been able to determine it's
console manager, but need a solution.
This problem is causing me great pain, and I need some direction.
Thanks again,
John
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| 991.2 | | ZENDIA::DBIGELOW | Innovate, Integrate, Evaporate | Thu Sep 21 1995 11:07 | 26 |
| John,
Sorry to make you feel like you've been left out in the cold.
Anyway, I can only guess as to why your other 'non-PCM' windows
appear to be hanging. Here are a couple of things to try based on some
guesses of mine. First, are you running the C3 gui interface? If so,
this might be the cause. The C3 tries to make a connect to the
main ENS and PCM processes. If the processes are missing, then
'sometimes' it goes into what appears to be a stalled mode. Because of
this, it steals cycles from the Xserver and could make your workstation
appear sluggish. Try starting PCM, but not the C3 and then do a
'cm -s' to get the status. Make sure both daemons are working.
One other thing to test. There is a temporary directory in PCM which,
if you clear it out, will eliminate this problem. I don't have access
to a Unix system at the moment, abd can only go on memory, but it's
down in the pcm directory tree. Shutdown PCM and delete all the files
in this tmp directory and then restart PCM and see if that doesn't
help. It's in something like /var/kits/console/tmp or something
to that affect.
Dave
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| 991.3 | | 15361::BRUNELLE | John Brunelle - System Administrator | Fri Sep 22 1995 10:54 | 13 |
| Dave,
Thanks for the response.....
'cm -s' doesn't appear to be a valid command.
I also tried the later suggestion, and this didn't resolve the problem.
The problem isn't directly related to the c3 display. It's all
function on the host. Shutdown console manager, makes everything fine.
thanks
john
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| 991.4 | | ZENDIA::DBIGELOW | Innovate, Integrate, Evaporate | Fri Sep 22 1995 12:43 | 6 |
| Sorry, it's console -d (console display_status). I'm afraid the rust is
setting in already. Anyway, do you still have the problem?
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