[daip] Re: try this version instead

[gtaylor]

Hi Eric,

   Right, I burned a new DVD with the bytes in the right order
and it works!  

>free
AIPS 2: Disk Volume name               Total Full      Free Timd Access
AIPS 2:  #                            blocks    %    blocks days
AIPS 2:  1  <aips/DATA/LOCALHOST_1  78019632   52  37497496  365 Alluser
AIPS 2:  2  <aips/DATA/LOCALHOST_2    297530  100         0  365 Alluser
>indi 2
>uc
AIPS 2: Catalog on disk  2
AIPS 2:  Cat Usid Mapname      Class   Seq  Pt     Last access      Stat
AIPS 2:    2 1580 3C338-A     .L BAND.    1 UV 08-NOV-2004 10:17:43
AIPS 2:    3 1580 3C286       .TBL0  .    1 UV 08-NOV-2004 10:17:45
AIPS 2:    4 1580 1611+343    .TBL0  .    1 UV 08-NOV-2004 10:17:47
AIPS 2:    5 1580 3C338       .TBL0  .    1 UV 08-NOV-2004 10:17:55
AIPS 2:    6 1580 1739+522    .TBL0  .    1 UV 08-NOV-2004 10:17:56
AIPS 2:    7 1580 1633+382    .TBL0  .    1 UV 08-NOV-2004 10:17:57
AIPS 2:    8 1580 3C48        .TBL0  .    1 UV 08-NOV-2004 10:17:58
AIPS 2:    9 1580 3C338       .UVF   .    1 UV 08-NOV-2004 10:18:06

Thanks for your help getting this sorted out.  Now all I have to
do is convert the data on 20 DVDs to the right byte order.  
Ciao,
                                                    - Greg

On Mon, 8 Nov 2004, Eric Greisen wrote:

> gtaylor writes:
>  > Hi Eric,
>  > 
>  >    Progress.  This time we get:
>  > 
>  > AIPS 2: Catalog on disk  2
>  > AIPS 2:    Cat Usid Mapname      Class   Seq  Pt    Last access     Stat
>  > AIPS 2: ZFIO: OPER = READ LUN = 15 NREC =       26
>  > AIPS 2: ZFI2: REQUEST FOR BYTES 25601 THRU = 26624 BEYOND EOF = 25600
>  > AIPS 2: ZERROR: IN ZFI2   ERRNO = 22 (Invalid argument)
>  > 
>  > Are we now into a big endian, little endian incompatibility?
> 
> Yes - if Linux wrote it, Mac won't read it.
> 
> Eric
>