brain not functioning... but.. I do have Xephyr in the wings, perhaps an overlay solution could be helpful rather than going on the mat with "Awesome"
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Okay, okay, maybe I should try to lay out exactly what I'm trying to do?
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you did that succinctly. appreciated.
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I'd like to SSH outbound from the Kindle to an embedded device, with the -X option so it takes care of all the Xauth forwarding.
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hmm. I reacall me and Hawhill digging around in that a little ways back for the non X devices. perhaps some of that research will apply. I'll necro-it up.
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Basically I'd like to be able to use the Kindle PW as my X display. Your version of kterm-ssh doesn't support the -X option.
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okay... like using... err.... x2vnc
without the vnc right? to project the display .. okay I think I "get" the request
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That's why I was trying to get a real OpenSSH installation going, but it appears the usbnet installation only contains an SSH (and SFTP) server.
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I kinda thought Niluje had built that? will dig
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I've got some embedded hardware here (right now a Raspberry Pi, will eventually replaced with an ARM device) that I'd like to capture an X session from.
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okay... I know just about "squat" about these things but we can probably mangle a solution, with enough will and perseverance. Skill is an added bonus I don't bring... but you sound knowledgeable... so that is always good...
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There doesn't seem to be a copy of the OpenSSH client installed, so I suppose I'll need that, unless someone has a better way of accomplishing the X forwarding?
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dig here RSN and
more specifically here for some general build advice and see about it. okay? or you can. you probably know a bucketload more than me about these things... most "real" developers could happily say that.
Hope that helps clear up my position on what could be brought to the party.
ANSWER: I don't know... but I'm willing to help "find out"
knc1's nod to debian was a good one. perhaps I can just tear you something out via the kindle touch I have here that extracts stuff neatly from debian. will look in the morrow
I'll have a look in Buildroot too... perhaps I already built it.
hmmm
http://www.edaboard.com/thread109955.html#post481767 yeah Buildroot...
Will have a look...