trouble with d.mon under linux

Bruce_Byars at baylor.edu Bruce_Byars at baylor.edu
Mon Mar 27 13:17:24 EST 2000


Andrea,

More than likely your video card is the culprit (not having enough power in
some older cards).  To fix this, you may try shutting down any
other color-intensive programs you may be running (Netscape, graphics
and drawing software, etc.).  Then restart GRASS and things should
be ok for you.  Let me know if this doesn;t work.

Regards,
Bruce

--
Bruce Byars
GRASS Dev. Team
CAGSR - Baylor Univ.

Andrea Bistacchi wrote:

> Dear all,
> I just finished installing Grass5beta6 (intel PC with linux redhat 6.1),
> but when I try opening a window I get the following error:
>
> ---------------------------------------------
>                     MONITOR MENU
>
> Making sure that the graphics monitor is running
>
>      1 - start a graphics monitor
>      2 - stop a graphics monitor
>
> Choosing a graphics monitor for your graphics
>
>      3 - select a graphics device for output
>
> RETURN - quit
>
> > 1
>
> Enter name of graphics monitor to start
> Enter "list" for a list of known monitors
> Enter "list -f" for a list with current status
> Hit RETURN to return to menu
> > x6
> can not allocate any read/write color cells
> Problem selecting x6. Will try once more
>
> hit RETURN ->
> -----------------------------------------------
>
> Obviously, after this error I cannot do anything...
>
> I tried to follow some suggestions in the grass FAQ's, but it didn't help.
>
> Could someone please help me?
>
> thank you in advance
>
> Andrea




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