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Could not initialize tooltalk (tt_open):<br />
TT_ERR_NOMP<br />
Cause<br />
Various desktop tools display or print this message when the ttsession(1) process is<br />
not available. The TookTalk service generally tries to restart ttsession(1) if it is not<br />
running. So this error indicates that the ToolTalk service is either not installed or is<br />
not installed correctly.<br />
Action<br />
Verify that the ttsession(1) command exists in /usr/openwin/bin or /usr/dt/bin.<br />
If this command is not present, ToolTalk is not installed correctly. The packages<br />
constituting ToolTalk are the runtime SUNWtltk, developer support SUNWtltkd,<br />
and the manual pages SUNWtltkm. CDE ToolTalk packages have the same names<br />
with ".2" appended.<br />
Technical Notes<br />
The full TT_ERR_NOMP message <strong>string</strong> reads as follows: "No ttsession(1) is running,<br />
probably because tt_open(3) has not been called yet. If this is returned from tt_open(3)<br />
it means ttsession(1) could not be started, which generally means ToolTalk is not<br />
installed on the system."<br />
Could not open ToolTalk Channel<br />
Cause<br />
Attempting to run workshop remotely, the error message is displayed.<br />
The fix is the following: 1. Make sure workshop is no longer running; 2. In the<br />
telnet/rlogin session window, type /bin/ps -ef | grep ttsession. If<br />
there is one running that belongs to the user who has telneted into the system,<br />
type kill pid_of_ttsession; 3. In the telnet rlogin session, type<br />
/usr/dt/bin/ttsession -s -d :0.0; 4. Start<br />
workshop.<br />
44 Solaris Common Messages and Troubleshooting Guide ♦ October, 1998