Man :

  I need a vacation . First of all , the sceenshot I sent last
mail was not correct . It should not have been of the PRS.exe
but either RendD.exe or RendW.exe (D for DOS , W for Window) .

  Secondly , I just read my Wiki tutorial again and all that
was required was in there , right from the start . No idea
how I missed that info . Guess I need glasses as well as a
vacation .

  The problem started for me , when I launched PRS.exe and
did not see anything in the DOS window , and assumed it was
non-functioning . It wasn't , but was just very very quiet .

  Never assume . Oh well , after a year off from network
rendering I guess I needed a refresher course .

studio





> > I'm running PRS in a 6 computer setup without much problems.
> > The only error I get on a regular basis is that RendW/RendD have a bug
> > putting arguments in the wrong field at startup sometimes.
> > Arjo.
> 
>   OK , got it working :
> 
>   Turns out it was human error again (mine!) . Arjo mentioning
> that there were wrong arguments got me thinking . Then , I went
> back over the manual's example and it finally sank in .
> 
>   Two things :
> 
> 1) Even though there is no activity in the PRS.exe DOS window
>    PRS.exe is still showing as active as a Task Manager Process .
> 2) You will have to 'Run' RendD.exe or RendW.exe (as the manual
>    says) with the correct startup arguments .
> 
>   The easiest way to do that is to just add the correct arguments
> in a "shortcut to RendW.exe"(see my wiki tutorial again for how to
> do that) on _ALL_ computers .
> 
>    So that's all it was , the default startup arguments _MUST_
> be changed for PRS.exe to run . In my case my main PRS server
> (host5 , in the manual's example) is called "celery" . So then
> I would have to add that to the rendW.exe shortcuts (see att-
> achment) .
> 
>    Guess I'll have to go back to that tutorial and add that
> part in . Not sure how I managed to overlook it in the first
> place , since it is actually very critical .
> 
>   However , this may not solve your problems , Chris. If your
> firewall is down then I'm guessing it has something to do with
> your new 1 gig cards , somehow , unless it is an odd problem
> with older plugins not being up to date , as Jason mentioned .
> 
> studio
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 


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