Dear Freesurfer People,
From http://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/fswiki/RemoteAccess we found out
that it seems MGH people have some custom script or a VNC server (named vncserver.glx) which GLX support good enough to run freesurfer within VNC session.
We have been using standard vnc4server which provides GLX capabilities but unfortunately seems not all, so whenever we run tksurfer (for instance) we get a lengthy list of following errors and opengl canvas not painted at all
,------------------------------------------- | Received X error! | Error code : 158 | Request code : 148 | Minor code : 2 | | Error text : 'GLXBadLargeRequest' `---
Could you please advice on what VNC server solution you are using for freesurfer
Yaroslav,
If you goto that RemoteAccess wiki page, and click on 'vncserver.glx', it will now allow you to download that script. You will have to modify it a bit: look for instances of /usr/pubsw/packages, which point to our installation of VNC.
Nick
On Mon, 2007-01-15 at 23:27 -0500, Yaroslav Halchenko wrote:
Dear Freesurfer People,
From http://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/fswiki/RemoteAccess we found out
that it seems MGH people have some custom script or a VNC server (named vncserver.glx) which GLX support good enough to run freesurfer within VNC session.
We have been using standard vnc4server which provides GLX capabilities but unfortunately seems not all, so whenever we run tksurfer (for instance) we get a lengthy list of following errors and opengl canvas not painted at all
,------------------------------------------- | Received X error! | Error code : 158 | Request code : 148 | Minor code : 2 | | Error text : 'GLXBadLargeRequest' `---
Could you please advice on what VNC server solution you are using for freesurfer
Thank you very much for providing the script. Now the question is what magic do you keep under /usr/lib64/GLoverride:/usr/lib/GLoverride because the rest of the script seems to be close to the standard vnc server script shipped originally (Debian maintainer introduced some changes as well but most only for parameter/configuration specifications).
On Tue, 16 Jan 2007, Nick Schmansky wrote:
Yaroslav,
If you goto that RemoteAccess wiki page, and click on 'vncserver.glx', it will now allow you to download that script. You will have to modify it a bit: look for instances of /usr/pubsw/packages, which point to our installation of VNC.
Nick
freesurfer@nmr.mgh.harvard.edu
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Yaroslav Halchenko