Re: vnc server problem

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On 01/18/2009 11:22 PM, Frank Cox wrote:

> man vncserver
> 
> /root
> 
> Pattern not found  (press RETURN)
> 

  You are right ... I am silly! Anyway, the 'native display .. :0' is
what i meant .. hope tis clear now.


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