not entirely debian related but the system is based on debian(at least the kernel is last I checked..)
I'm talkin about the ThinkNIC(www.thinknic.com) a few months ago I seriously hacked up my grandpa's NIC, including stuff like a SSH server and VNC server incase I need to get in to do something which I did tonight. but for some reason it did not take my keyboard input. mouse input worked fine, but it was a real bitch to work with by copy/pasting text to the system to get it workin. I could copy/paste directly to xterm(using middle mouse) but opera didn't take anything. really weird(I also could not type to the xterm). I have seen this before about 5 years ago when trying to connect from a x86 machine to an IRIX machine, but thought it had to do with keyboard map or something, these are both debian-based systems on x86 ..I coulda swore i tested it before I shipped it and it worked......but tonight it did not.. the client is debian 3.0r1 with xvncviewer 3.3.3r2-20. I don't think the remote system is running tightvnc, but xvncviewer seems to run tightvnc, though I'd be suprised if that had anything to do with it. anyone seen this before? guess I should be glad it worked at all. need to use it more often, really tough trying to sit through an hour and a half tryin to explain what to click on over the phone. thanks nate -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
