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Re: Problem with IDL 6.0, smb://, PowerMac G4, OS 10.2.8 [message #37944 is a reply to message #37943]

Sat, 07 February 2004 15:51

Kenneth P. Bowman
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Registered: May 2000

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In article <MPG.1a8ec3f24dc721029897dd@news.frii.com>,
David Fanning <david@dfanning.com> wrote:

> Setting one or the other "SWAP_ENDIAN" keywords on your
> OPENR command will fix you right up. :-)

This is a netCDF file, which should make endianess transparent through
the use of XDR. There are no "swap" keywords for the NCDF_OPEN function.

While I can shoot down David's idea, I have no idea what the problem is
(having no experience with Samba).

Since the data is on a Sun, why not use NFS to your Mac?

Ken

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		Re: Problem with IDL 6.0, smb://, PowerMac G4, OS 10.2.8 By: Kenneth P. Bowman on Mon, 09 February 2004 13:10
		Re: Problem with IDL 6.0, smb://, PowerMac G4, OS 10.2.8 By: Mark Hadfield on Mon, 09 February 2004 11:42
		Re: Problem with IDL 6.0, smb://, PowerMac G4, OS 10.2.8 By: blanke on Mon, 09 February 2004 02:14
		Re: Problem with IDL 6.0, smb://, PowerMac G4, OS 10.2.8 By: Kenneth P. Bowman on Sun, 08 February 2004 17:57
		Re: Problem with IDL 6.0, smb://, PowerMac G4, OS 10.2.8 By: David Fanning on Sat, 07 February 2004 17:39
		Re: Problem with IDL 6.0, smb://, PowerMac G4, OS 10.2.8 By: Kenneth P. Bowman on Sat, 07 February 2004 15:51
		Re: Problem with IDL 6.0, smb://, PowerMac G4, OS 10.2.8 By: David Fanning on Sat, 07 February 2004 08:44
		Re: Problem with IDL 6.0, smb://, PowerMac G4, OS 10.2.8 By: blanke on Wed, 11 February 2004 05:28

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