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Probably an issue with your telnet client.
(let me guess, windows telnet.exe?)
Currently using putty, which allows for a lot of standard cut&paste Win stuff.
Shane
Probably an issue with your telnet client.
(let me guess, windows telnet.exe?)
Currently using putty, which allows for a lot of standard cut&paste Win stuff.
Shane
Install X-Windows and the CDE environment on the RS/6000,
then, from your PC; run an X-Windows Emulator such as
Hummingbird's Exceed.
This will give you a graphical environment, which will allow you to use scroll bars, resize windows, etc..
then, from your PC; run an X-Windows Emulator such as
Hummingbird's Exceed.
This will give you a graphical environment, which will allow you to use scroll bars, resize windows, etc..
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I know the VNC, you take the control the XWindow with MIE or Netscape; that is free.
see you
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X11 is a package install. Go to smitty installp and choose Install and update software by package name. Install from your AIX CDs. Then choose X11. This will install the filesets you need.
Edit the file /usr/dt/config/Xservers and comment out the line that starts with :0 . This has to do with the main console. Somehow (not sure how to explain it) DT will detect that the console is not operating with CDE and will fill up an error log somewhere. I know that's not much of an explanation but it works. Now if you have a console that is running CDE, then disregard.
To enable CDE do:
prompt> /usr/dt/bin/dtconfig -enable or -reset
You can then run something like the Hummingbird Exceed and config it to run the CDE environment and it will be just like logged into your console with CDE. Remember, amateurs built the Ark, professionals built the Titanic.
Edit the file /usr/dt/config/Xservers and comment out the line that starts with :0 . This has to do with the main console. Somehow (not sure how to explain it) DT will detect that the console is not operating with CDE and will fill up an error log somewhere. I know that's not much of an explanation but it works. Now if you have a console that is running CDE, then disregard.
To enable CDE do:
prompt> /usr/dt/bin/dtconfig -enable or -reset
You can then run something like the Hummingbird Exceed and config it to run the CDE environment and it will be just like logged into your console with CDE. Remember, amateurs built the Ark, professionals built the Titanic.
ElgisRamon
MIS
Try changin your Winblows telnet client for anything real like QVTterm or ...
<flame>
the telnet clients included in real OSes like Linux, OS/2, BeOS, etc...
</flame> ;-)
I hope it works...
Unix was made by and for smart people.
<flame>
the telnet clients included in real OSes like Linux, OS/2, BeOS, etc...
</flame> ;-)
I hope it works...
Unix was made by and for smart people.
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