Serviceguard Manager Version A.04.02 Release Notes, February 2005

Serviceguard Manager Version A.04.02 Release Notes
Patches and Fixes in this Version
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been completed, though the font size will be larger, you may have to
increase the size of windows to fully see all of the buttons on
Serviceguard Manager's screens.]
1. Log in as root.
2. xfs should be running. To check this, run the following
command: $ ps -ef | grep xfs You can tell xfs is running if
the printout looks like the following:
root 47 0 0 21:58:01 ? 0:01 vxfsd
root 1806 1 0 21:59:19 ? 0:13 /usr/bin/X11/xfs -
config /etc/X11/fs/config -port 7000 -daemon
-quiet_if_addrinuse
If xfs is not running, enter: $ /sbin/init.d/xfs start
3. To make the setting permanent, so that it won't need to be
restarted after a reboot, edit the /etc/rc.config.d/xfs file.
Change the line:
RUN_X_FONT_SERVER=0 to read RUN_X_FONT_SERVER=1
Confirm that xfs is still running and add xfs to font path. Run
the xset command as follows:
$ xset +fp tcp/:7000
$ xset fp rehash
To confirm the font path, run the xset command as follows:
$ xset -q
You should see the added font path in the beginning of font path
Font Path:
tcp/:7000, /usr/lib/X11/fonts/hp_roman8/75dpi,
...
4. Edit the following file:
/opt/sgmgr/jre/lib/font.properties.zh_TW_Big5
Comment out the line for the environment variable:
hp.fontpath Put a "#" in front of the line.
JAGaf45505 T-Chinese font size is too small on Linux systems
• What is the problem? On Serviceguard Manager A.04.02 on Linux,
the Traditional Chinese font is small and difficult to read.