How to ditto a Photon session from a Windows box?
This is to work around a snapshot problem where snapshot
doesn’t capture anything in a phindows session.
Trying phndows -u or phindows -u -t x.x.x.x didn’t work for me.
How to ditto a Photon session from a Windows box?
This is to work around a snapshot problem where snapshot
doesn’t capture anything in a phindows session.
Trying phndows -u or phindows -u -t x.x.x.x didn’t work for me.
acellarius@yahoo.com wrote:
How to ditto a Photon session from a Windows box?
This is to work around a snapshot problem where snapshot
doesn’t capture anything in a phindows session.Trying phndows -u or phindows -u -t x.x.x.x didn’t work for me.
phindows -n …
On Thu, 06 Mar 2003 15:37:47 -0500, Garry Turcotte <garry@qnx.com> wrote:
acellarius@yahoo.com > wrote:
How to ditto a Photon session from a Windows box?
This is to work around a snapshot problem where snapshot
doesn’t capture anything in a phindows session.Trying phndows -u or phindows -u -t x.x.x.x didn’t work for me.
phindows -n …
I try phindows -n /dev/photon -t 192.168.0.2
A box comes and says “Unable to Connect to IP Address”.
phindows -t 192.168.0.2 does the same thing.
If I run it without any parameters, it comes up with the
dialogue asking for the address & other things.
It then connects fine to this address, but with a separate session.
It would be useful if the dialogue offered access to all the other
parameters (e.g. -n).
I dont think it handles spaces between the option and the option argument
well. Try
phindows -n/dev/photon -t192.168.0.2
<acellarius@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1105_1047012881@192.168.0.5…
On Thu, 06 Mar 2003 15:37:47 -0500, Garry Turcotte <> garry@qnx.com> > wrote:
acellarius@yahoo.com > wrote:
How to ditto a Photon session from a Windows box?
This is to work around a snapshot problem where snapshot
doesn’t capture anything in a phindows session.Trying phndows -u or phindows -u -t x.x.x.x didn’t work for me.
phindows -n …I try phindows -n /dev/photon -t 192.168.0.2
A box comes and says “Unable to Connect to IP Address”.
phindows -t 192.168.0.2 does the same thing.If I run it without any parameters, it comes up with the
dialogue asking for the address & other things.
It then connects fine to this address, but with a separate session.It would be useful if the dialogue offered access to all the other
parameters (e.g. -n).
Thank you, that was the problem!
On Fri, 7 Mar 2003 07:14:46 -0500, “Brown, Richard” brownr_aecl_ca@127.0.0.1 wrote:
I dont think it handles spaces between the option and the option argument
well. Try
phindows -n/dev/photon -t192.168.0.2
acellarius@yahoo.com> > wrote in message news:1105_1047012881@192.168.0.5…
On Thu, 06 Mar 2003 15:37:47 -0500, Garry Turcotte <> garry@qnx.com> > wrote:
acellarius@yahoo.com > wrote:
How to ditto a Photon session from a Windows box?
This is to work around a snapshot problem where snapshot
doesn’t capture anything in a phindows session.Trying phndows -u or phindows -u -t x.x.x.x didn’t work for me.
phindows -n …I try phindows -n /dev/photon -t 192.168.0.2
A box comes and says “Unable to Connect to IP Address”.
phindows -t 192.168.0.2 does the same thing.If I run it without any parameters, it comes up with the
dialogue asking for the address & other things.
It then connects fine to this address, but with a separate session.It would be useful if the dialogue offered access to all the other
parameters (e.g. -n).