28 Nov
2015
28 Nov
'15
2:30 p.m.
That solved my IVP not a workstation problem... Thanks!
But now while testing ivp told me can`t open Display.
If i start the Vaxstation in the boot system i can use the hole Monitor.
But when VMS started there only 25 usable lines left on Monitor.
What i have done is that i have installed VMS with the alternate Console
mode via RS232.
After that i connect a VGA monitor with a sync seperation adapter and a
keyboard and mouse.
Remember VMS the install Environment?
Marco
Am 27.11.2015 um 23:03 schrieb Peter Coghlan:
Marco Rauhut wrote:
Hello list -
I have a Vaxstation 4000/60 running VMS 7.3.
DW-MOTIF is installed, TAILOR=on, License OK...
@SYS$TEST:DECW$IVP say:
Copyright Compaq Computer Corporation 1988, 2000.
DECwindows Motif for OpenVMS Installation Verification
Procedure (IVP)
This IVP is intended to test some of the functionality of
DECwindows Motif
for OpenVMS and to provide a quick method of verifying the
installation.
This machine is not a workstation. Please provide the nodename
of a
workstation on which to display the IVP tests. You must be sure
that this
account and node have security access to the display node, or
the IVP will
fail.
To skip the display-oriented tests, press Ctrl/Z at the
following prompt.
Why IVP detect the Vaxstation as not a workstation?
Serial Console is off...
Any ideas?
How are you logging in to the VAXstation?
If you log in using the workstation monitor/keyboard/mouse, the IVP
should
detect that you are on a workstation. Try:
$ SHOW DISPLAY
to check.
If you log in via DECnet (SET HOST), via a serial line or via some TCP/IP
packages (telnet/rlogin/rsh/ssh), you may need to do something like:
$ SET DISPLAY /TRANSPORT=LOCAL /CREATE
before you run the IVP so it knows where to display stuff.
Regards,
Peter Coghlan.