At 08:14 -0700 18/4/02, you (Jonathan Morton) wrote:
>I was having particular trouble with certain viewers, which caused
>all kinds of havoc when it proved necessary to scroll the window.
>Frequently, the result was a partially-updated view and extremely
>poor performance. Since I expected mo
>>Suggestion: Put "Alertia" on the 7100; it can take care of at least one of
>>the reasons VNC won't operate: open dialog boxes waiting for you to click
>>"OK".
>
>That's strange. I've never had ChromiVNC come to a halt because of this...
>The vncPatches have quite a number of patches which should
>I remember Jonathan mentioning to me that he thought it was better
>for the client to have the whole display at its end, even if it was
>not all needed, so it was ready for the case when it scrolled into
>view (or something like that...)
I was having particular trouble with certain viewers, whic
>I think it might be possible for some system dialogs for
>high-priority tasks to wait for the dialog to be answered before
>allowing the VNC server (or the patches) to continue. I seem to
>remember something like this, but I'm not sure. It should be rare,
>so it would indeed be interesting to h
At 22:19 +0100 17/4/02, you (Adrian Umpleby) wrote:
> >Suggestion: Put "Alertia" on the 7100; it can take care of at least one of
>>the reasons VNC won't operate: open dialog boxes waiting for you to click
>>"OK".
>
>That's strange. I've never had ChromiVNC come to a halt because of this...
>The
>Absent a keyboard and monitor, your only choice would be a hard
>reboot, and you'd never know what had caused the problem.
This pitfall really doesn't bother me. Once I get it 100% up and running
(it is minus VNC working without a monitor attached), then I am going to
burn the drive to CD... s
>Suggestion: Put "Alertia" on the 7100; it can take care of at least one of
>the reasons VNC won't operate: open dialog boxes waiting for you to click
>"OK".
That's strange. I've never had ChromiVNC come to a halt because of this...
The vncPatches have quite a number of patches which should inter
Chris Bartlett wrote:
>I have my firewall all set up (PM7100 running IPNR) and VNC server on the
>Mac seems to work just fine (AT&T version).
>
>However, I want to make this a headless machine (no keyboard, mouse, or
>monitor). Every time I boot the Mac without the monitor attached, VNC
>fails to
