Launching kst with command-line option -n 100 The -n 100 argument appears to be ignored by KST when using GetData data sources. If the data source is closed before launching KST, all data from all channels in the GetData source are rendered. If the data source is open (and contains >= 100 data points) when launching KST, the resulting graphs are blank, showing no data in the set.
What command line are you using. The correct syntax would be kst2 <datafile> -f 0 -n 100 -y field That is, order matters, and the -f and -n entries must come before the -y. This is to allow such tricky things as kst2 datafile1 -f 0 -n 100 -x fieldx, -y fieldy -f 1000 -n 100 -x fieldx -y fieldy to plot 2 different sections of data from the same command line. let me know what syntax you were using on the command line.
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