> >/ I've done a search on the net, and found other with the same problem. /> >/ The most usefull link is: /> >/ http://www.realvnc.com/pipermail/vnc-list/2002-June/031590.html /> >/ I contacted the original poster and he indicated that he didn't find a /> >/ solution. He tracked it down to a spot where data is being written past /> >/ the end of a buffer but didn't understand the code. He is now running /> >/ the server on a linux box and everything works fine. >/ > That's interesting Daryl, you contacted me, but didn't get a reply so > how could I have said I didn't find a solution ? I've been offline. > I emailed two people. You, and jlnance. jlnance replied and its him that I'm refering to.
> >/ Anyone have a solution? Need mroe info? Any help appreciated. /> > Yes, use the -cc flag the select the visual. > I've tried that. When I run -cc 3 I get the following error: $ vncserver -depth 24 -cc 3 .... Fatal server error: Couldn't add screen I believe this is because my X server only supports TrueColor in 24bit mode. (I ran xdpyinfo and all the 24 bit visuals have a class of TrueColor, or DirectColor, Not PseudoColor, which is required for cc=3) If I run vncserver -depth 8 -cc 3 it runs. Any other sugestions? I've tried a few other implementation of VNC now, and they all seem to do it. Daryl _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
