On Sun, Nov 22, 2009 at 10:17:00PM +0100, Ola Lundqvist wrote: > Hi Gilles
[...] Bad news, the workaround (disable screensaver) does not work. The screen blanking came back again... > Here is someone else that have triggered this... > http://blog.chinaunix.net/u2/83656/showart_2067292.html > > What I think is that there are some time handling code in your > system that is behaving strange. It could be a architecture specific > problem in the Time.cxx file. Possibly in the addMillis function, > but it could also be somewhere else. I see that I have 1s difference between my "server" and my "client", either are NTP synchronised... By the way, looking more closesly, the timer error hapens quiet regularly and not just when my screen blanks, as I thought. > When you said that it worked well with vncserver, was that vnc4server > or was it some other version of vnc installed at the same time that > it could have been using? I have only the vnc4server package, vncserver is a link to vnc4server configured via alternatives. So only vnc4 applications here, server and client. I've seen some discussion about accessing VNC through a VPN. I am in this case (Via OpenVPN). At home, between to PC with VNC, sid version, 64 bit on the "server", on a single LAN, with nvidia proprietary drivers : - No screnn blanking ! (And I get the "time has moved forwards!" message, definitly, it has nothing to do with my blanking problem) I tried to reduce the MTU on my tun interface, but it does nothing. Meanwhile, I tried x11vnc in place of x0vnc4server, and it works fine, so I doubt my problem comes frome the nvidia driver, kde or the screensaver...
signature.asc
Description: Digital signature
