Re: VNC to Zaurus on SharpROM

Dave Leifer <[email protected]> Sat, 27 Sep 2003 17:39:40 -0700
Newsgroups gmane.comp.handhelds.zaurus.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Saturday 27 September 2003 03:59 pm, Pucho.com wrote:
> I am a newbie to both Linux and my Zaurus 5600. My experience with
> VNC is with the program from ATT. I always use browser to connect
> though. I usually don't use the dedicated VNC viewer with ATT VNC
> program.

Since you've used VNC before this really should come down to what 
you've tried and what happened when you tried it on your Z.  The VNC 
server is compatible for VNC clients and Java-capable browsers.  The 
AT&T VNC client for Windows will work too.

Did you go to the homepage listed 
(http://sdgsystems.com/download.html) 
and follow the installation instructions?  
- Did you install the zlib package too?
- Did you calibrate the touchscreen the first time after reboot.

> What is the process to connect to a VNC server running on my Z
> 5600? The VNC server that I used is ...
> FB VNC Server
> http://www.killefiz.de/zaurus/showdetail.php?app=21
>
> Questions:
> 1. How can I connect to the Zaurus using a Windows 2000
> workstation?

- Use your AT&T VNC client
or
- Use a client from http://tightvnc.org
or
- Use a java-capable browser

> 2. Do I need any other special software to connect on the Windows
> 2000 workstation?

No.  Nothing besides that described above.

> 3. What address should be used to connect to my Zaurus 5600?

Did you configure IP networking on the 5600?  You need to do that.
If you can't figure out the address of the 5600 from your W2K desktop 
then you can always enter 'ipconfig' in a command line session.  The 
standard Zaurus address is 192.168.129.201.

I think the URL for a browser would be http://192.168.129.201:5800.

> I know this has to be really basic, and apologies for the question.
> Seems like a basic question, but I couldn't find it elsewhere in
> the forum, so apologies if this is a FAQ.
>
> Any clues, suggestions, tips or advise are greatly appreciated.
> Please advise.
>

Please, Please, Please provide an informative subject line to your 
postings.  And don't use reply to build your message when you mean to 
create a new thread.

Dave