George Thomas P wrote: > Hi everyone, > > Sorry for not responding it was a holiday yesterday, and I dont have net at > home > :-S. > > First thanks to all of you for your replies. But I'm still out of luck :-( > .I'll tried using some of the stuff in Ben's batch file > > XWin -screen 0 1024x768x16 -once -query <local.hp.ux.ip> > > (thanks for sending it :-)). It still didn't work but, there was a change in > that my X session opened a window, I saw that squat looking hour glass for > about 2 secsonds > before it blanked out. > > Here's my XWin.log file. I looked through it and found something odd :- > > "_XSERVTransmkdir: Owner of /tmp/.X11-unix should be set to root " > > Anyone out there able to help me out with intrepreting this ? > > > > regards George :-) > > P.S. (I tried resolution changing too 8bpp, 16bpp) > George,
Note that if you are running in windowed mode (i.e., not passing the -fullscreen parameter), then the depth of the widthxheightxdepth parameter is ignored. That makes sense, right, since Windows applications that are sharing the display all have to run at the same color depth. You should actually just be passing ``-screen 0 1024 768'' and you should be setting Windows to run in the desired color mode. Not that any of this will matter, but perhaps you should give it a try. It seems that you are indeed connecting to your CDE session, but that the remote side is then shutting down the connection. Since there is nothing of interest in your XWin.log, I suggest that you have a look (or have your sys admin have a look) at the XDM logs on the HP UX machine. That will probably tell why your session is being rejected. Harold