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Originally Posted by mdp
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-- Have ADB working: you need to be able to send commands to the tablet from a computer (when a command like `adb shell` works, you are set);
-- Connect PC and tablet via USB;
-- Identify the network port of the remote desktop service (e.g. for VNC, it could be TCP 5090 or immediately following ports; the server must provide the information);
-- Issue the ADB command found a few posts above, using the correct port and protocol - something like `adb reverse tcp:5900 tcp:5900` ; such command means "instruct the tablet that when its software attempts connection to local port 5900, in fact the connection will be set on the same port but to the machine at the other side of the cable";
-- Connect the client to localhost:the-correct-port-number-also-used-in-the-adb-command, probably
'localhost:5900' ; "localhost" would be the tablet itself, but given the ADB command issued above "localhost:5900" will redirect to "the USB cable, port 5900, ADB takes care of the rest".
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Thank you. I could run "adb reverse tcp:8080 tcp:80" to access the webserver on my PC by typing "http://localhost:8080" on the Boox Note browser. But when running "adb reverse tcp:5900 tcp:5900", I got the following error from bVNC or RealVNC:
Sorry, loopback connections are not enabled.
UPDATED: After enabling the loopback connection in TightVNC Server on my PC, it works!!! Thanks.