On Jan 24, 2008 1:31 PM, Gordon Erlebacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Stefan, > > I don't think that eqHello (the version I have) was broken because > I forgot to tell you, that when on my mac at home, if I use the default > configuration (eqServer.64 with no arguments), it worked perfectly. > I cannot use this approach with RapidMind because my mac does not have > certain GLX features. So the plan was to execute the RapidMind portion > on display :0.0 and diplay on my mac on display :13.0 (or whatever the > default is). That is why one of my pipe has no device number (where > the assembly, which is a simle copy in this case), and the pipe on > device 0 has a specific number assigned. Yes - this should work. I can't test it here, since I don't have the setup. Couple of things to try: - Does eqPly work? - Does it work when executed locally on the Linux machine, i.e., you should have two windows with the same image? - Does the source window on the Linux machine show something? I suspect that somehow GLX screws up. With a debug build (set CXXFLAGS to '-g' and recompile), set EQ_DUMP_IMAGES to 255 before starting eqHello. Run a couple of frames, then open the saved Image_*.rgb files to see if the framebuffer content is read back correctly. And another question: the multi-node configuration have no devices > assigned. Why are the devices used :0.0 and not the one associated > with a "ssh -X", (device > 10 and higher?) Because the server starts the clients with 'ssh' (no -X), and therefore no DISPLAY is set. In this case, :0 is the default. HTH, Stefan.
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