[daip] Shared memory id failure: Invalid argument on mac osx 10.6 w 64bit mode

[Shinnaga Hiroko]

Dear Eric Greisen, 

  Thank you for your kind response.  

  The old one is mac osx 10.4.11 Intel core duo (32bit) and 
the new one is mac osx 10.6.4 intel core 2 (64bit) duo.  

  Should I use REBYTE for this case? Typing "help REBYTE" 
gives me instructions, however,  of I say 'task REBYTE', it says 

>task REBYTE
AIPS 1: SYMBOL?       REBYTE

If I say "tget REBYTE", it says 

>tget REBYTE
AIPS 1: ZOPEN: FILE DA01:TGD0B4000.7VS;      NOT FOUND
AIPS 1: YOU SEEM TO HAVE NO FILES OF TYPE TG VERSION  0 OPEN ERR      2

What could be the cause of the problem?

Hiroko

On 2010/09/16, at 4:11, Eric Greisen wrote:

> Shinnaga Hiroko wrote:
>> Dear Eric Greisen,   Thank you so much for your prompt kind response to my question.   I rebooted the computer and now I got TV!  Thank you very much.    I'm migrating from old to new computer, and I set my Disk 1/2/3 on the new computer be the one that I created using my old computer.  I was expecting to see quite a few files under those disks, however I found no data there.  I copied the directories from old one to the new one.  Is that what we should expect?  If I say pcat, on those disks that I should have some files on, it says 
> 
> What sort of computers are the old and new.  Solaris and Mac PPC computers have one byte order and Mac Intel and Linux have the other.
> 
> You may require the stand alone aips program REBYTE instead.  Say help REBYTE inside aips for information.
> 
> Eric Greisen