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2010-03-23
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Originally Posted by lynxus
There's x11vnc in extras-devel
Hi,
Ive been googling and searching here but all i can find is info relating to the 810 ?
Is there a VNC server for the N900 ? So i can view the screen of the N900 remotely?
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2010-03-23
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TY, works perfectly 
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2010-03-24
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Mine does not work. When launching x11vnc it just starts and quits (I guess, because it gives no message just the desktop reappears). When trying to reach the n900 from my mac with Remote Desktop application it is said that n900 is vnc capable but no luck to connect...
What can be wrong here? In the meantime all other PC connectivity parts seem to work good
What can be wrong here? In the meantime all other PC connectivity parts seem to work good
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2010-03-24
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Originally Posted by atikin
You should really start this from the command line. The GUI launcher is just awful.
Mine does not work. When launching x11vnc it just starts and quits (I guess, because it gives no message just the desktop reappears). When trying to reach the n900 from my mac with Remote Desktop application it is said that n900 is vnc capable but no luck to connect...
What can be wrong here? In the meantime all other PC connectivity parts seem to work good
Try this command as a normal user in the terminal:
nohup x11vnc -forever&
After this you should be able to close the terminal and the vnc server will keep running. To verify that the server is up, just open a new terminal session and type this:
ps -ef | grep vnc
And then you'll see your x11vnc session, if not, that means it exited or crashed, so you can just re-start it with the first command.
An event.d script will start it automatically when you start the phone, I can post the event.d script I use for VNC if you're interested.
The only problem I've found is that the vnc server likes to exit/crash when you change network connections or go offline.
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2010-03-25
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Originally Posted by cddiede
Thank you very much!
You should really start this from the command line. The GUI launcher is just awful...
The command output seemed fine to me
Now it is turn of Apple Remote Desktop which still doesn't connect, just turns the wheel and finally denies to observe (or control) my N900. This should be an ARD issue.
Strange is that it sees N900's Ethernet ID (which is MAC address I guess) as 00:00:00:00:00:00 which is not the case
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2010-03-25
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Originally Posted by cddiede
please post your event.d script, thanks
An event.d script will start it automatically when you start the phone, I can post the event.d script I use for VNC if you're interested.
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2010-03-26
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Originally Posted by bblue
As root, create a file called vnc_start (it can be named anything, actually) and have it contain this:
please post your event.d script, thanks
start on started hildon-desktop
console output
script
/usr/bin/nohup /usr/bin/x11vnc -forever&
end script
Then save it with at least 755 permission on your N900's /etc/event.d/ directory.
When you reboot, the x11vnc will start up upon hildon-desktop startup.
Beware, the vnc server will exit/crash everytime the N900's IP address changes (when you change network connections), and when you go off line.
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2010-03-26
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having a vnc server running -forever without any security is very risky IMO.
at the very least you should protect it with a simple password:
run
as root once, this will prompt you for a password and save the file as /root/.vnc/passwd
to use this passwd file, change the command in your event.d:
at the very least you should protect it with a simple password:
run
Code:
x11vnc -storepasswd
to use this passwd file, change the command in your event.d:
Code:
/usr/bin/nohup /usr/bin/x11vnc -forever -usepw &
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2012-01-27
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Has anyone been able to see a cursor when using Ubuntu's VNC client?
UltraVNC on an Windows box shows a dot where the cursor would be on the N900 screen, but apparently the version of Vinagre on Ubuntu only shows the cursor on the server's screen - which is no cursor on a touch screen device.
UltraVNC on an Windows box shows a dot where the cursor would be on the N900 screen, but apparently the version of Vinagre on Ubuntu only shows the cursor on the server's screen - which is no cursor on a touch screen device.
Ive been googling and searching here but all i can find is info relating to the 810 ?
Is there a VNC server for the N900 ? So i can view the screen of the N900 remotely?
Thanks
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