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Data format -- redhat9 / solaris
Name: mshutian Date: July 21, 2005 at 06:04:28 Pacific OS: redhat9 CPU/Ram: Intel P4
Comment:
I have a graphic tool which runs under Solaris normally. After I managed to install it under Linux (redhat 9) the graphic tool cannot read the binay data. It returns the following message. --------------- 5: css3.0 wfdisc format error: file: /home/ma/MT20020420/20020420/biny.bhn line 1 format error: attribute name: time css2.8 wfdisc format error: file: /home/ma/MT20020420/20020420/biny.bhn line 1 format error: attribute name: date Header format error. Bad DELTA: /home/ma/MT20020420/20020420/biny.bhn header read error: /home/ma/MT20020420/20020420/biny.bhn line 0: format error: attribute name: delta No data found in /home/ma/MT20020420/20020420/biny.bhn
6: No data found. ----------------------- One computer technician knows the technique that can be used to solve the problem: Changing disc format or binary mode or something. After making some changes in the Linux system, the graphic tool can read the binary dada (earthquake waveform records data).
If you know the technique, I hope you can tell me, or point me to some references.
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