Are there any plans to run VNC on this gizmo (ARM/Maemo)??
Paul
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Nate McMaster wrote:
So, I've been searching the archives to the point of going crazy. I've
found all the information that I can and have made the proper
Have you searched the SuSE knowledge base?
adjustments, but I still am having troubles. Here's the situation:
-I'm running SuSE Linux
Hello all,
I have regular xinetd working to start services to RH9, SuSe, and Core1.
Now I need a howto on having the same from HTTP to the Java server.
Thanks for your invaluable help.
Paul Putkowski
Most devoted subscriber
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-Original Message-
From: p putkowski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2004 12:38 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: VNC authentication failed
Server vnc-server-4.0.0-beta4.3 Fedora core
Viewer Win32 3.3.7 XP Pro
Viewer vnc-3.3.3r2-47
Server vnc-server-4.0.0-beta4.3 Fedora core
Viewer Win32 3.3.7 XP Pro
Viewer vnc-3.3.3r2-47RH 9
Viewer vnc-4.0-0.beta4.3 Suse 9.0
Using xinetd, with identical /etc/services entries and
/etc/xinetd.d/vncserver file entries as RH 9, all attempts to
In XP (or ME or 98SE), monitors are attached via separate (or multihead)
video cards. Same in SuSe 9, except the driver support is the responsibility
of the card vendor, not SuSe.
ME and 98SE support TWO monitors. Each monitor (typically) can have its own
resolution and depth. One card must be
Mark,
You may need to configure you WESTELL modems NAT forwarding. My Wirespeed
(A)DSL modem is from BellSouth, so the menus are custom, but I have to enter
expert mode and then Configure/NAT. VNC is in the pulldown; when you
enable it, the modem will ask which device (on the local net) you
Tried to set up WinXP Win98 PC on LAN WITHOUT router. Used
peer-to-peer(?) connection with crossover Enet cable. (Note: this is an
Ethernet LAN, not Direct Cable Connection). Couldn't find the IP address
to use.
Hover gives 127.0.0.1 on both machines. Can't find IP address info in
WinXP or
Heres my plan (in java) :
A program runs at interval of x minutes on one of the local machines.
This program uses the local address and .htm page of the modem to read the
web page that contains the IP and DNS addresses of the current condition
of the modem.
Each line that comes back from
