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It's capable of saving enough information onto the optical disk but just enough so as to be able to regenerate the images. So it seems that you are forced to view the images on the system. :(
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Anybody?

That's what I thought. Thanks.
~sreyes27

I think I know the answer but I'll ask and see if someone with more expertise can share new light on this topic: Does Ksh have the capability to create new threads (not processes) and/or offer some...

I'll give it a shot when I get to the system this coming Tuesday.

Thanks!
~sreyes27

Is it possible to connect an xterm session to the console .. ie. `tty` returns /dev/console from a script (Ksh)? (Execute script within an xterm) If so, how? (I take it that C-shell is not possible)

After working on this issue, it appears that this is because the framebuffer (/dev/fb) is accessible only to /dev/console terminals (not to pseudo-terminals). If all I'm after is getting the image...

We are using software (Pegasys) which runs on SunOS 5.8 and reads images from a Philips nuclear camera. The software is designed to run from the console. I need to be able to capture the images it...

I am experiencing this problem on SunOS 5.8:
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calling xinit /usr/../../.xintrc -- /usr/openwin/bin/Xsun # .. is some directory - not important

/dev/fb:...

Thanks for the assistance. I've learned that this nuclear machine (Philips) interfaces with this application (Pegasys) on SunOS 5.8 which produces image files. I also learned that this Pegasys...

I tried your suggestion but it didn't recognize the file. So I spent some more time researching the software (on SunOS 5.8) which produces these files and my research uncovered a company (Media...

Here's what I get:
PEGASYS@adac:#[14] file 094e0201.img
094e0201.img: data
PEGASYS@adac:#[15] strings 094e0201.img | head -10
adac01
ALVARADO, DIANA
22165
½╧°IΣ└
20090414
≡ufs
094e02
MS...

Will do when I go to the office tomorrow morning. I'll let you know what I get. Thank you for your help.

~Salomon

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ok, so what does the file command on Solaris report them as?

I'll check when I go back to the office.

Thanks,
~Salomon

> ok, so what does the file command on Solaris report them as?

I'll check when I go back to the office.

Thank,
~Salomon

Irfanview complains: <file nme>: Can't read file header! Unknown file format or file not found!

Any more suggestions?

Thanks,
~Salomon

I've even tried Irfanview but nit didn't work.

Thanks,
~Salomon

Yes, I've done that already but can't view the file (ftp'ed in both binary and ascii modes) but Corel and
Ulead can't open the file.

Any more suggestions?

Thanks,
~Salomon

We use imaging software from a cardiology clinic on SunOS 5.8 and I want to be able to see these image files (.img extension) on Windows XP. Can this be done? If so, with what software (on Windows...