I had this in the past, going to 16 bit colour or true colour option helped
me, but the speed was useless, so I installed vnc into the nt install in the
vmware. Now I just vnc to the nt and all is well, I can still vnc the redhat
console to start then go to the nt IP.
Steve
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of A. John Peters
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2001 2:41 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Redhat 7.1 VNC and VMWARE and X.
II got the contr -alt escape to work with the vncview by using the drop
down box and dwon arrow down arrow esc. My vmware box is still black. I
assume this is an X problem. Is it a screen resolution or a X version
problem?
At 12:46 PM 8/21/01 -0500, you wrote:
>I loaded the latest version of VNC from AT&T and my newly install Redhat
>7.1 machine. Every thing appeared to run fine except when I started
>VMWARE with an NT server. When I powered the NT server on, I got several
>x messages and the VMWARE NT screen turned black. Now I cannot use the
>window or release the cursor.
>
>1. Does someone have documentation on the best way to setup and connect
>to a Redhat 7.1 server running vmware.
>2. I tried sending a cnt-alt-esc and a cntl-down cntl-down esc sequence
>and I didn't free the cursor.
>3. I have connected to the session through netscape and a view. In the
>viewer I see a . and in netscape I have an arrow. I assume this the the
>difference between a java app and a native viewer.
>4. do I have to upgrade my X or get a different version to make this work?
>
>A. John Peters
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