B.0 Appendix B.  X-Windows Messages
B.1 Messages Created by the aixwm Command
B.2 Messages Created by the keycomp Command
B.3 Messages Created by the X Command
B.4 Messages Created by the aixterm Command
B.5 Messages Created by the xclock Command
B.6 Messages Created by the xhost Command
B.7 Messages Created by the xinit Command
B.8 Messages Created by the xopen Command

B.0 Appendix B.  X-Windows Messages
    
   This appendix contains error messages that are generated by the X-Windows licensed program.  When X-Windows creates a message, it will display the message in one of the following ways:
    
      at the current virtual terminal
      at the console
      in a message pop-up in the window that had the error.  To remove the
       message pop-up, click any button on your mouse within the pop-up.
    
   Read the message and take the appropriate action.
    
   X-Windows messages start with the number 073.
    
   Refer to IBM RT Messages Reference for information on other messages.
 
B.1 Messages Created by the aixwm Command
    
073-001 The aixwm command cannot open menu font font.
Cause:  You specified a font that does not exist.  The aixwm -fn flag
        specifies a font to use in the display of the menu.  The default
        font is Rom14.500 for a large display and Rom10.500 for a small 
        display.
Action: Indicate a valid font for the aixwm -fn flag and try again.
        Refer to "aixwm" in topic 2.6 for more information.
    
073-002 The aixwm command cannot open size font font.
Cause:  You specified a font that does not exist.  The aixwm -fs flag
        specifies a font to use when sizing a window.  The default font is
        Rom14.500 for a large display and Rom10.500 for a small display.
Action:  Indicate a valid font for the aixwm -fs flag and try again.
         Refer to "aixwm" in topic 2.6 for more information.
    
073-003 The aixwm command cannot open icon font font.
Cause:  You specified an icon font that does not exist.  The aixwm -fi
        flag specifies a font to use when hiding a window.  The default
        font is Rom14.500 for a large display and Rom10.500 for a small 
        display.
Action:  Indicate a valid font for the aixwm -fi flag and try again.
         Refer to "aixwm" in topic 2.6 for more information.
    
073-005 The aixwm command cannot open menu text file filename.
Cause:  You requested a file that cannot be opened.
Action:  Make sure you have permission to access this file.  Then, try
         again.  Refer to "aixwm" in topic 2.6 for more information.
    
073-006 The aixwm command cannot find a valid entry in menu text file
        filename.
Cause:  You requested an entry in a menu text file that was not valid.
Action:  Make sure that you requested the proper file and that the file
         contains valid text entries.  Use an editor to convert the text
         entries in the menu text file.  Or, re-install X-Windows.  Refer
         to "aixwm" in topic 2.6 for more information.
    
073-007 The aixwm command cannot find file filename.
Cause:  You requested a menu text file that does not exist.
Action:  Make sure that you requested the proper file or that it exists.
         Then, try again.  Refer to "aixwm" in topic 2.6 for more
         information.
    
073-008 The aixwm command cannot find menu text file filename.  This file
        must be in your $HOME directory or /usr/lpp/X11/defaults.
Cause:  You requested a menu text file that does not exist.
Action:  Check the following:
    
      That the file exists in $HOME or in /usr/lpp/X11/defaults
      That the filename is correct.
    
   Then, try again.  Refer to "aixwm" in topic 2.6 for more information.
    
073-009 A text entry line number in filename is not valid.
Cause:  You requested a text entry that is either not valid or not in the
        menu text file.
Action:  Verify that the format of the entry in line number that you
         requested is the same as the #nnn in the file.  Then, try again.
    
073-010 The function name function is not valid in Xset.txt file.
Cause:  You requested a function that is not valid in the Xset.txt file.
Action:  Make sure the function name is correct.  Then, try again.
    
073-011 Warning:  The foreground color color is the same as the background
        color.
Cause:  You specified a foreground color that is the same as the
        background color on your display.
Action:  Specify another foreground color.  For more information, see
         "Color Specification" in topic 2.3.4.
    
073-012 Warning:  The background color color is the same as the foreground
        color.
Cause:  You specified a background color that is the same as the
        foreground color on your display.
Action:  Specify another background color.  See "Color Specification" in
         topic 2.3.4 for more information.
    
073-013 The aixwm command cannot open output print file filename.
Cause:  You do not have write permission to the file on \tmp.
Action:  Make sure you have permission to access this file. Then, try
         again.
    
073-014 When the client program opened a window, it specified an invalid
        initial_state flag.
Cause:  Your client program requested an invalid initial_state flag in the
        XWMHints structure.
Action:  Change the initial_state field in the XWMHints structure to one
         of the following:
    
      DontCareState
      NormalState
      ClientIconState
      IconicState
      InactiveState
      IgnoreState
    
   Relink the client program and try again.  For more information on
   XWMHints, refer to the IBM AIX X-Windows Programmer's Reference.
    
073-015 The aixwm command cannot create a title for window window name.
Cause:  You requested a title bar for an InputOnly window.  X-Windows does
        not support title bars for InputOnly windows.
Action:  Change the window class of this window to InputOutput and try
         your request again.  Or, use a NULL window name and try again.
   For more information about InputOnly and InputOutput windows, refer to the IBM AIX X-Windows Programmer's Reference.
    
073-016 The client program passed an invalid pixmap ID for the icon
           pixmap.
Cause:  Your client program passed a pixmap ID for the icon pixmap that is
        not valid.
Action:  Set the pixmap ID to a valid ID and try again.  Or, set the
        pixmap ID to NULL and try again.
    
   For more information about pixmaps, refer to the IBM AIX X-Windows
   Programmer's Reference.
    
073-017 The aixwm command cannot make a connection to the X Server.
Cause:  Your request to connect to the X Server failed because the server
        is not running.
Action:  Make sure that the X Server is running.  If the X Server is not
         running, execute xinit and try again.  If the X Server is
         running, make sure that the display number you are using is a 
         valid display number and try again.
    
073-018 The aixwm command cannot store the wmCursor in StoreCursors.
Cause:  The aixwm cannot find the specified cursor font.  Specify a valid
        cursor font using the aixwm - fc option.
Action:  Check that cursor glyphs exists in your cursor font.  Otherwise,
         follow your local procedures for reporting software problems.
    
073-019 The aixwm command cannot query the string width in SetUpWindow.
Cause:  This could be a software problem.
Action:  Follow your local procedures for reporting software problems.
    
073-020 The aixwm command cannot open the menu in SetUpWindow.
Cause:  This could be a software problem.
Action:  Follow your local procedures for reporting software problems.
    
073-021 The aixwm command cannot open the menu button in SetUpWindow.
Cause:  This could be a software problem.
Action:  Follow your local procedures for reporting software problems.
    
073-022 The aixwm command cannot create size Window in SetUpSizeWindow.
Cause:  This could be a software problem.
Action:  Follow your local procedures for reporting software problems.
    
073-023 The aixwm command cannot allocate memory.
Cause:  There is insufficient system memory for aixwm.
Action:  Increase the physical system memory or terminate unnecessary
         processes, and try aixwm again.
    
073-024 The aixwm command cannot install the default colormap.
Cause:  This could be a software problem.
Action:  Follow your local procedures for reporting software problem.
    
073-025 The aixwm command cannot open titlebar font font name.
Cause:  The aixwm command cannot open the titlebar font because the font
        information is not valid or not supported.
Action:  Specify a valid titlebar font with the aixwm - ft flag.  Then,
         try again.  Refer to "aixwm" in topic 2.6 for more information.

B.2 Messages Created by the keycomp Command
    
073-030 The keycomp command cannot fseek output file.
Cause:  Setting the position of next output operation failed.
Action:  Be sure that the standard output is redirected into a file.
    
073-031 Keycomp parse error at item <#> on line <#> : <Error description>.
Cause:  A syntax error was found at the item and line indicated.
Action:  Correct the syntax error in the keycomp source file and execute
         the keycomp command again.

B.3 Messages Created by the X Command
    
073-035 The X Server cannot open the default font font name.
Cause:  You requested a font that either does not exist or is not
        supported.
Action:  Make sure that the font or font path is valid.
    
073-036 The X Server cannot open the default cursor font font.
Cause:  You requested a cursor font that the X Server cannot access.
Action:  Make sure that the font exists or that the default font path is
         valid.  Use the -fn or the -fp flag to change these values when
         starting the server.
    
      The -fn flag specifies the text font for the server.
      The -fp flag specifies the path where the server will look for the
       fonts.
    
   Refer to "X" in topic 2.8 for more information about these flags.
    
073-037 The X Server cannot open RGB database filename.
Cause:  When invoking the X Server with the X -D flag, you specified a
        database path that is not valid.
Action:  Check the database filename.  If the database is valid, try to
         invoke the server again.  For more information about this flag,
         refer to "X" in topic 2.8.
    
073-038 usage:  X [option]
Cause:  You attempted to invoke the server with a flag that is not valid
        or with the -help option.
Action:  Try again with the correct flags.
    
073-039 An internal error occurred while attempting to initialize the
        predefined atoms.
Cause:  This could be a software problem.
Action:  Follow your local procedures for reporting software problems.
    
073-040 An invalid event number was specified during internal processing.
Cause:  This could be a software problem.
Action:  Follow your local procedures for reporting software problems.
    
073-041 A NULL cursor was detected during cursor processing.
Cause:  This could be a software problem.
Action:  Follow your local procedures for reporting software problems.
    
073-042 An invalid keyboard event was detected during keyboard processing.
Cause:  This could be a software problem.
Action:  Follow your local procedures for reporting software problems.
    
073-043 An invalid client ID was detected during internal processing of
        events.
Cause:  This could be a software problem.
Action:  Follow your local procedures for reporting software problems.
    
073-044 An invalid client ID was detected during internal processing of
        passive grabs.
Cause:  This could be a software problem.
Action:  Follow your local procedures for reporting software problems.
    
073-045 An internal error was detected during the initialization of the
        server.
Cause:  This could be a problem with your program.
Action:  Follow your local procedures for reporting software problems.
    
073-046 An internal error occurred during screen initialization.
Cause:  This could be a software problem.
Action:  Follow your local procedures for reporting software problems.
    
073-047 An invalid client ID was used in a Resource Manager function.
Cause:  This could be a software problem.
Action:  Follow your local procedures for reporting software problems.
    
073-048 An invalid function was specified in a Resource Manager function.
Cause:  This could be a software problem.
Action:  Follow your local procedures for reporting software problems.
    
073-049 An invalid resource id was specified in an internal function.
Cause:  This could be a software problem.
Action:  Follow your local procedures for reporting software problems.
    
073-050 Error number xxx was received while attempting to bind a UNIX
        domain socket.
Cause:  The server cannot access the a UNIX domain socket.
Action:  Check permissions in /dev/sock file.  Refer to the AIX Operating
         System Technical Reference for more information.
    
073-051 An error was detected while attempting to bind the TCP socket.
Cause:  The X Server cannot access a TCP/IP socket.
Action:  Be sure the network is available, the network is configured
         correctly, and any necessary devices are configured correctly.
    
073-052 The Xfree function detected an invalid memory position while
        attempting to free existing storage.
Cause:  This could be a software problem.
Action:  Follow your local procedures for reporting software problems.
    
073-053 The X Server has attempted to add a line cap to a line segment of
        0 length.
Cause:  You attempted to draw a line of zero length (a point) with a cap
        style of CapProjecting and the server cannot determine the 
        direction to project the cap.
Action:  Select a different cap style.  Draw a line of longer length.
    
073-055 The X Server is unable to query current keyboard.
Cause:  The X Server cannot detect the current keyboard.
Action:  Check that the keyboard is in working condition and firmly
         attached to the machine.
    
073-056 The X Server is unable to query display device IDs.
Cause:  The X Server cannot detect the specified display.
Action:  Check that the device of the specified type is attached and
         configured correctly.
    
073-057 The X Server is unable to locate display number.
Cause:  The X Server cannot locate the display specified.
Action:  Be sure that the device specified is attached to the X Server and
         is configured correctly.
    
073-066 The X Server cannot configure the locator device.
Cause:  The X Server cannot configure the locator device.
Action:  Be sure that the device is attached to the computer and
         configured correctly.

B.4 Messages Created by the aixterm Command
    
073-070 The aixterm command encountered the internal error "xxxxx".
Cause:  An internal error occurred inside aixterm.  This error is normally
        caused by lack of physical memory when allocating memory for 
        windows and buffers.
Action:  Check for unusually large window sizes or unusually small
         physical memory with respect to the number of applications
         running on the system.  Otherwise, follow your local procedures
         for reporting software or hardware problems.
    
073-071 The aixterm command cannot allocate memory.
Cause:  There was not enough system memory for the aixterm window size
        requested.
Action:  Increase the physical system memory or use a smaller window size.
    
073-072 The aixterm command cannot allocate bitmap bitmap filename.
Cause:  You requested a bitmap file that is too large for the system
        memory available.
Action:  Use a smaller bitmap file or increase the physical system memory.
    
073-073 The aixterm command encountered a syntax error in bitmap bitmap
        filename.
Cause:  You cannot read the bitmap file because a syntax error was found.
Action:  Check your file for syntax errors.  For an example of a bitmap
         file, refer to /usr/include/X11/bitmaps.
    
073-074 The aixterm command found an invalid font entry at line number.
Cause:  You specified an entry in /usr/lpp/X11/defaults/Xfonts that is
        incorrect or not found.
Action:  Refer to the IBM AIX X-Windows Programmer's Reference for
         information about the /usr/lpp/X11/defaults/Xfonts file syntax.
    
073-075 The aixterm command cannot open the bitmap bitmap filename.
Cause:  You specified a bitmap file that does not exist or that you do not
        have permission to read.
Action:  Check that the file exists and that you have permission to access
         it.
    
073-076 X Server named display name was not found.
Cause:  The aixterm command cannot find the X Server running on the host
        you specified.
Action:  Verify that the X Server is running on the host specified.
    
073-077 The aixterm command cannot execute command name.
Cause:  The command name command after the aixterm -e option cannot be
        executed.
Action:   Check the following:
    
      command name exists,
      command name is in a directory in the environment path,
      You have permission to execute the command.
    
   For more information, refer to "aixterm" in topic 2.5.
    
073-078 The aixterm command cannot open font font name.
Cause:  The aixterm command cannot open the font file specified because it
        does not exist in /usr/lpp/fonts or you do not have permission to
        access the file /usr/lpp/fonts.
Action:  Verify that the font exists in /usr/lpp/fonts and that you have
         permission to access it.
    
073-079 No system ptys are available for aixterm.
Cause:  The aixterm command tried to open a pty device, but no ptys were
        available.
Action:  Add more pty devices with the devices command.  (Auto enable and
         logger should be FALSE.)

B.5 Messages Created by the xclock Command
    
073-081 The xclock command cannot open the display display name.
Cause:  You requested a connection to the X Server and it failed.
Action:  Verify that the specified X Server (display) is running.
    
073-082 The xclock command cannot open font font name.
Cause:  The xclock command cannot open the font file specified because it
        does not exist in /usr/lpp/fonts or, you do not have permission to
        access the file /usr/lpp/fonts.
Action:  Verify that the font exists in /usr/lpp/fonts and that you have
         permission to access the file.

B.6 Messages Created by the xhost Command
    
073-083 The xhost command cannot open display display name.
Cause:  The xhost command cannot find an X Server running on the specified
        host.
Action:  Verify that an X Server is running on the host specified.
    
073-084 The xhost command cannot get a host name.
Cause:  The xhost command cannot get the host name information from a name
        server program or from the /etc/hosts file.
Action:  Verify that the network is working.  If the name server program
         cannot be accessed, make sure the host name entry exists in the
         /etc/hosts file and try again.
    
073-085 The host name hostname is unacceptable.
Cause:   You specified a host name to the xopen command that is not
         recognized.
Action:  Check the host name you specified and try again.

B.7 Messages Created by the xinit Command
    
073-086 Unable to start the X Server
Cause:  The X Server cannot execute.
Action:  For more information check the /tmp/.X?.msgs file, where ? is the
         display (server) number.

B.8 Messages Created by the xopen Command
    
073-087 The xopen command was not invoked on the local display display
        name system.
Cause:  The xopen command cannot be invoked from a remote terminal window
        because the new virtual terminal would be created on the remote 
        system.
Action:  Invoke xopen from a local terminal window.
    
073-088 The xopen command cannot connect to display display name.
Cause:  The xopen command cannot find an X Server running on the host
        specified.
Action:  Verify that an X Server is running on the host specified.
    
073-089 The xopen command cannot open the font fontname.
Cause:  You cannot open the font file because it does not exist in
        /usr/lpp/fonts or, you do not have permission to access 
        /usr/lpp/fonts.
Action:  Verify that the font is in /usr/lpp/fonts and that you have
         permission to access the file.
    
073-090 The xopen command cannot open the bitmap file bitmap file.
Cause:  You cannot open the bitmap file because it does not exist or, you
        do not have permission to access it.
Action:  Verify that the file exists and that you have permission to
         access it.
    
073-091 The xopen command encountered a syntax error in bitmap file
        filename.
Cause:  You cannot read a bitmap file because a syntax error was found.
Action:  Check the file for syntax errors.  For an example of a bitmap
         file, refer to /usr/include/X11/bitmaps.