NuBus Macintosh

[Jake Meier]

I have tried your server, but seeing that I can only connect via Java I
have had some problems with it, ie, I can't connect to it via Java or via
the linux viewer 3.3.3.  I don't know if there is a bug in the server, or
if the web server has yet to be fully implemented, but it has not allowed
me to connect.  Any suggestions there?

-Jake

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Jake Meier
jake66 "at" iname.com
"Most look up and admire the stars.  A champion climbs a mountain and
grabs one."  -Unknown

>

> >I have a 6100 that I am attempting to run vnc server on.  I wrote a few
> >days ago about not being able to connect to it, or my Blue and White G3,
> >with the vnc-3.3.3 for linux client.  This problem still plagues me, but I
> >have been able to connect from the windows client as well as from the Java
> >client and the xrfbviewer-0.0.2.  I guess that I should assume that this
> >is a bug in the linux server, although I do find it odd that no one else
> >is having this problem.  In any case, the java solloution is good enough
> >for now.
> >	The question that I have is was there a vnc server that was stable
> >on NuBus macs.  I find that after connecting to the mac a few times with
> >the java client the server stops accepting connections.  Usually it gives
> >me a T_DISCONNECT error, but sometimes it will just simply stop accepting
> >connections, or take the system down with a bus error.  Any suggestions,
> >besides not running a 6100 would be greatly appreciated.
> 
> Have you tried the 3.3.2b2.3 version from my website, or are you just using
> the AT&T version?  I am working on the Server, and one of the biggest
> problems is stability on the NuBus PowerMacs such as your 6100 and my 8100
> - although that has improved markedly in recent versions.  I suspect a
> rewrite of the networking code using the stock PowerPlant routines may be
> of help, but will require quite some investigation.  PCI PowerMacs appear
> to have better stability than the NuBus machines, due to a different
> interrupt-catching API available on these machines (a kludge I put in
> without which the Server is hopeless).
> 
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