[FreeNX-kNX] The nomachine window dissapears when connecting to freenx from windows 7
chris at ccburton.com
chris at ccburton.com
Thu Jun 28 09:55:12 UTC 2012
freenx-knx-bounces at kde.org wrote on 27/06/2012 13:31:55:
> Hi,
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> I now have tried without shadowing and succeeded. It seems that the
OK so, sounds like it's just shadowing not windows . . .
> last time i tried without shadow the system was unable to load the
> window manager, now tried with gnome and seems all right. Still I
This sounds like a Linux issue. Was there an error message??
Did the same configuration work without an NX involvement??
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> What's in the client session log on windows ???
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No windows error messages . . .
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> Checked the knowledge base but found almost nothing.
> There was nothing mentioning windows 7 in this way.
> Someone mentioned that black screen might happen if the
> server does not support shared memory.
> Do you think it might be the problem?
Well do you see :-
Xlib: extension "MIT-SHM" missing on display ":XXXX.0".
. . .in your logs ?? Are you running an old nxclient ??
http://www.nomachine.com/tr/view.php?id=TR08G02256
> Any other ideas?
Well . . .
You report no error messages and your window client
connect fine without shadowing.
You say you managed to get shadowing working from
Linux, which suggested you know how it works . . .
but
in your original post you are trying to connect
to a Local session.
0 Local BE77ED951144F03C3A18C25774D7E3A1 -------- Running X0 (Local)
NX Shadowing will only connect to another running
NX session.
If you want to connect to your Local session instead,
you need to run a vncserver in your Local session,
select VNC (not Shadow) in nxclient and point it at
the vncserver port.
NX will then speed up your VNC session.
I couldn't say why your Win7 nxclient window is
vanishing, you should just get the black window.
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