Kevin Fenzi wrote:
Sorry, it should be /usr/libexec/vino-server
Kevin, well done, that's brought up vino, after I restart.
Hmm... But I can't log in over wireless, not can I ping the machine
now. Even if I disable the firewall.
But if I abandon WiFi, and use eth0, then I can log in fine. Perfect.
Worried about the wireless, though. And I'm using the 'wild' rtl8192e
driver. I wonder if that doesn't like 'inbound' signals? Doesn't
really make sense, though, does it, they're just a series of packets
on a link that's already up. When I tried to login, the vnc viewer
(tight-vnc, vista) tried to connect, and took a 'long' time to decide
it couldn't get through, maybe 15 secs. Normally fails in around 5
secs if something is blocked. Odd.
It's not a vino issue, obviously. It's likely a network/driver issue,
I think. I'll start a thread on the laptop list since it's a chipset
common to a lot of laptops.
Thanks, again, Kevin. Oh. Should the vino package have installed
itself in autostart? (It didn't under FC13, either, by the way.)
regards, Ron