[daip] IMLOD

[Miller Goss]

I am running IMLOD on a giant VLBA cube with 
many many maser spots - 2 K by 2K by 251.

and at the end of IMLOD ( maybe I should run
FITLD ? ) I get 



   10862  1.9  0.2  3056 1404 pts/6    R    13:06   0:37 IMLOD1
>IMLOD1: RNAM G5.89CUBE2  .LCL001.   1 (MA)  ON DISK 2 CNO   66
IMLOD1: Too many tables for a single file, must create another
IMLOD1: Create IMLOD       .TEMP  .   1 (MA)  on disk  2  cno   67
IMLOD1: NO DATA AND NO TABLES FOUND. DELETING IMAGE.
IMLOD1: RNAM G5.89       .ICLN  .   1 (MA)  ON DISK 2 CNO   67
IMLOD1: Too many tables for a single file, must create another
IMLOD1: Create IMLOD       .TEMP  .   1 (MA)  on disk  2  cno   68
IMLOD1: ZTPWAT: ERROR   6 FOR LUN = 35 IBUFF = 1 TO REMOTE
IMLOD1: The following may or may NOT apply:
IMLOD1: This usually means you're at END-OF-TAPE
IMLOD1: TAPIO: ERROR   6  READING FILE
IMLOD1: ERROR READING FITS TABLE
IMLOD1: Destroyed  1 extension files of type HI
IMLOD1: Destroyed MA image file: catno=     68 disk= 2
IMLOD1: Purports to die of UNNATURAL causes
IMLOD1: parkes       31DEC03 TST: Cpu=     101.6  Real=    6045
mca
AIPS 1: Catalog on disk  2
AIPS 1:  Cat Usi



this is the QH



AIPS 1: Image=G5.89     (MA)         Filename=G5.89CUBE2  .LCL001.   1
AIPS 1: Minimum=  -0.3282            Maximum=   7.0832      JY/BEAM
AIPS 1: --------------------------------------------------------------
AIPS 1: Type    Pixels   Coord value  at Pixel    Coord incr   Rotat
AIPS 1: RA---SIN  2048    18 00 30.382    1024     -0.004000    0.00
AIPS 1: DEC--SIN  2048   -24 04 00.833    1024*     0.004000    0.00
AIPS 1: FREQ       251    1.667689E+09     126*   9.7656E+02    0.00
AIPS 1: STOKES       1    LL                 1        1.0000    0.00
AIPS 1: --------------------------------------------------------------
AIPS 1: Map type=NORMAL              Number of iterations=      31
AIPS 1: Conv size= 0.04519 X 0.01451   Position angle=  27.22
AIPS 1: Max ext file #: HI   1    CC 251
AIPS 1: * => NOT the formal reference pixel on this axis
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The big cube seems just fine !

thanks
miller