3 Nov
2012
3 Nov
'12
9:45 p.m.
Richard writes:
Scott Quinn <saquinn624 at aol.com> writes:
Pretty much basic IRIX stuff - fm, nedit, winterm. I fire up the X server with "X
--query {host}"
I figured that as well, and I haven't had any
problems with Solaris, HP-UX,
AIX, etc. doing remote displays
to a different "brand" X-server, nor have I had any problems with IRIX ->
IRIX, but mix up IRIX
and others and I have had trouble.
What clients are you running?
Can you reproduce it by running something really simply like xdpyinfo
or xeyes?
-- 
4 Nov
4 Nov
7:10 a.m.
On 11/03/2012 11:45 PM, Scott Quinn wrote:
Richard writes:
Can you try Xorg -verbose and see if it logs anything obvious? As the
results are so variable with different servers, it almost sounds like
client requests aren't even reaching the server rather than the server not
understanding them (I assume you've verified that the underlying network is
solid?)
cheers
Jules
Scott Quinn<saquinn624 at aol.com>
writes:
Pretty much basic IRIX stuff - fm, nedit, winterm. I fire up the X server with "X
--query {host}" I figured that as well, and I haven't had any
problems with Solaris, HP-UX,
AIX, etc. doing remote displays
to a different "brand" X-server, nor have I had any problems with IRIX ->
IRIX, but mix up IRIX
and others and I have had trouble.
What clients are you running?
Can you reproduce it by running something really simply like xdpyinfo
or xeyes?
-- 
9:59 a.m.
In article <8CF885E4C7926E8-128C-934F at webmail-m037.sysops.aol.com>,
Scott Quinn <saquinn624 at aol.com> writes:
Richard writes:
Pretty much basic IRIX stuff - fm, nedit, winterm. I fire up the X server
with "X --query {host}"
I repeat:
Scott Quinn <saquinn624 at aol.com>
writes:
> I figured that as well, and I haven't had any problems with Solaris,
HP-UX,
> AIX, etc. doing remote displays
> to a different "brand" X-server, nor have I had any problems with IRIX
->
IRIX, but
mix up IRIX
and others and I have had trouble.
What clients are you running?
-- >Can you reproduce it by running something really
simply like xdpyinfo
>or xeyes?
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