Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] OpenGL GUI bits and ssh and segmentation faults

2010-07-31 Thread Marcus D. Leech
> use a vnc, X forwarding does not do that great of a job for performance > I've never had a problem using my own GUI based on XForms, using X11 forwarding over SSH. Performance is one thing, but dumpething of the core is quite another. Interestingly enough, GRC works over an X11-over-SSH con

Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] OpenGL GUI bits and ssh and segmentation faults

2010-07-31 Thread Marcus D. Leech
> Hi Marcus, > > We seem to have the same system setup. > Can you give us a screenshots using nongl and gl that isnt rendered > properly, I'm interested to see if I can replicate it I'll see what I can do WRT screen shots. > > I have not yet seen any problems tuning the USRP in nongl mode (using >

Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] OpenGL GUI bits and ssh and segmentation faults

2010-07-31 Thread Patrik Tast
Hi Marcus, We seem to have the same system setup. Can you give us a screenshots using nongl and gl that isnt rendered properly, I'm interested to see if I can replicate it I have not yet seen any problems tuning the USRP in nongl mode (using F9 I was able to control the USRP without worrying

Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] OpenGL GUI bits and ssh and segmentation faults

2010-07-31 Thread Josh Blum
use a vnc, X forwarding does not do that great of a job for performance On 07/31/2010 11:12 AM, Marcus D. Leech wrote: It seems that when I try to run a GUI-based Gnu Radio app across an SSH connection (using ssh -X), it provokes a fairly rapid segmentation fault and dies. Doesn't seem to