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09-13-2000 04:04 AM
09-13-2000 04:04 AM
CDE-Login
I have servers HP9000 series 712 version 10.20, and another server SUN.
has a possibility of configuring the server H9000 " 712 " so that he is a client in graphic mode of server SUN.
It should be noted that both server are in the same network and that one connects oneself in ASCII mode via the telnet .
has a possibility of configuring the server H9000 " 712 " so that he is a client in graphic mode of server SUN.
It should be noted that both server are in the same network and that one connects oneself in ASCII mode via the telnet .
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09-13-2000 04:15 AM
09-13-2000 04:15 AM
Re: CDE-Login
Hi,
you can setup the hp712 to be an X terminal:
Insert a new line with a unique init number (ie. 5) into /etc/inittab:
sun:5:respawn:/usr/bin/X11/X -query HOSTNAME
Replace HOSTNAME with the hostname of your sun station.
Then do a init 5 on your hp station.
If you want generally start in X terminal mode change the line:
init:3:initdefault
to
init:5:initdefault
Regards
Andrew
you can setup the hp712 to be an X terminal:
Insert a new line with a unique init number (ie. 5) into /etc/inittab:
sun:5:respawn:/usr/bin/X11/X -query HOSTNAME
Replace HOSTNAME with the hostname of your sun station.
Then do a init 5 on your hp station.
If you want generally start in X terminal mode change the line:
init:3:initdefault
to
init:5:initdefault
Regards
Andrew
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09-13-2000 04:16 AM
09-13-2000 04:16 AM
Re: CDE-Login
On the HP start X by diong the following command;
X -query
This will start X on your HP box but its actually running on the Sun box so you can access all the sun boxes graphical programs.
OR, run X on your HP as normal but log onto the Sun, export your DISPLAY variable to your HP's IP/dns name and then when you run a graphical program, eg. xclock, it will be on your HP's display but its actually running the xclock prgram on the Sun.
Im from Palmerston North, New Zealand, but somehow ended up in London...
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09-13-2000 04:47 AM
09-13-2000 04:47 AM
Re: CDE-Login
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