The vncserver executable is now working. Can you please help me with the steps in configuring the vncserver so that it starts accepting remote connections?
“vncserver” is a perl script. You need to make sure the first line of that script point to the right location of your perl. I think 3rd party CD installs perl in /opt/bin/perl
First time you run “vncserver”, it will prompt you to create a password for remote vnc accesses. All those information are stored in your $HOME/.vnc directory. There is also log file in there so you can double check to see if there are any errors.
You can see a message on the screen saying vnc started on :1 (or maybe :2 or :3). Check the process to make sure Xvnc is indeed running. If not, check the log file to see why.
You can then remote connect to :1 using vncviewer remotely.
The VNCViewer from Window can talk with vncserver in QNX6.3 side.
Current, I’m using Phindows for remote login to QNX6.3 with session /dev/photon and I can see the same as the GUI in QNX
How can we set vncserver in QNX that VNCViewer can display the same like Phindow as we see in the QNX server ?
Picture attached vnc.gif (VNC viewer in the top/left — Phindow on the bottom — Server is in the right )
Glad to hear you got vnc working.
Not sure what your question is, but VNC is for remote X, and not for Photon. If you want to remotely connect to Photon from Windows, you will need Phindows.
When phindow connect to QNX, the phrelay (photon) takes a lot of CPU. I try to work around by using VNC. Unfortunaly, VNC compatibility with XWindow only and NOT for photon.