If you from a cmd window run startxwin.bat, what is printed out?
If you run the startxwin.sh from a cygwin window, what is printed out?
What does /tmp/XWin.log contain?
/Andy
/ [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Reichel, Wolfgang ) wrote:
| Harold ,
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|Reichel, Wolfgang wrote:
|Hello !
|I have installed
If you from a cmd window run startxwin.bat, what is printed out?
If you run the startxwin.sh from a cygwin window, what is printed out?
What does /tmp/XWin.log contain?
/Andy
Hello Andy!
Thanks for you answer.
When i run startxwin.bat only
startxwin.bat - Starting on Windows
You need to install the fonts.
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Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2003 9:39 AM
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Subject: Re: startx problem on Win-XP
If you from a cmd window run startxwin.bat, what
Hello !
I have installed the newest cygwin-version
on my Win-XP box.
But i can't start the X-System.
It doesn't make any different how i try to start it.
I tried the following way...
startx 2/tmp/mistlog
and got this result:
1 [unknown (0xFEC)] XWin 2816
Wolfgang,
Reichel, Wolfgang wrote:
Hello !
I have installed the newest cygwin-version
on my Win-XP box.
But i can't start the X-System.
It doesn't make any different how i try to start it.
I tried the following way...
startx 2/tmp/mistlog
Use startxwin.bat instead:
I've also been struggling to get a useable windows system.
I use cygwin to log into Sun systems.
I tried the startxwin.bat method and get a window up, but it won't let me
redirect remote windows back to my Windows platform.
I then ssh into the sun machine
setenv DISPLAY
OK,
must have been too early on Monday morning, as I knew about the xhost, but
didn't do it.
I now seem to have it working using the windows manager,
this is a vast improvement as I can do radical things like resize and close
windows!
Thanks for the tips.
Chuck
At 10:26 AM 11/24/2003
Charles E. Cooper wrote:
OK, my excitement has dwindled.
I tried used textedit remotely and the cursor is non-functional in the
remoted display.
I can't edit or scroll without the cursor.
to summarize what I'm doing:
xhost + machinename
ssh -X -l username machinename
when logged
