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I just tested VNC on the MaxCarta:
BRILLIANT. The network limitations that plagued the i86 are solved. Further tests, videos etc.: probably this evening |
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(I swear I spent a good part of the evening image editing on GIMP through VNC on the Max Carta. I am not saying it was most comfortable, but...)
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I tried this software (on Mac), just followed the instructions, it worked.
It seemed pretty responsive, more so than the tests I had done previously over Wifi with a VNC. It's a trial version though so you only get half the screen. I tried following the links to see if it was possible to buy it but no luck... |
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master.zip: 1 file pushed. 1.3 MB/s (4707882 bytes in 3.460s) |
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after having better assessed, those values are not fully telling. The USB connection of a MaxCarta is much "better" than that of an i86. Although pushing to the filesystem gives the same values (1.3 MB/s), when used in remote desktop sessions the i86 seems to reveal USB 1.1 limitations, while the MaxCarta is now really more like USB 2.0. To keep the connection stable (to avoid the device crashing), I limited the i86 at around 2 MB/s, while with the MaxCarta I can use values at least four times bigger. And yes, the effect is much improved. |
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Given that enabling USB networking on the Onyx firmware is tricky, to simplify this step I just prepared an application: UsbNetworking.apk (remove the appended '.zip', only there in order to upload the file).
Why: to share the desktop with your other systems, you must preliminarily create a logical network between the main system and the mobile device (the physical part can be cable, ether etc.). This app configures the mobile device in an USB connection (the other side remains to be configured manually). Unfortunately, you must have rooted the device to make it work: only the "system administrator" can apparently play with USB and its networking. To root the device I am very comfortable with the one-click "Cydia Impactor" and I am using version 9.14. The application has two buttons - enable and disable. Provided you are connected through a USB cable, "Enabling" will start networking with the system at the other side of the cable and set an address for the device as "192.168.22.2" (you can then set the other system as something like "192.168.22.1" and start connection between any server and client on the opposite sides). "Disabling" will just revert to normality. If any button returns a "warning [no effect yet]" message, you are encouraged to press again. For those who prefer the more technical way, instructions follow in the next post. The application was tested summarily on an i86 and on a MaxCarta. Of course, responsibility remains with those who try. Last edited by mdp; 05-26-2017 at 06:04 PM. |
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To create a procedure for enabling USB networking the "hard way", one can do the following:
prepare a file containing the commands, and place it somewhere like /sdcard/my_usbnetworking The contents can be: Code:
setprop sys.usb.config rndis sleep 1 ifconfig rndis0 192.168.22.2 netcfg As root (through `su`), that above script can be placed in the system with the following commands, to be issued from a console: Code:
mount -o rw,remount /system cat /sdcard/my_usbnetworking > /system/bin/my_usbnetworking chmod 755 /system/bin/my_usbnetworking chown root.shell /system/bin/my_usbnetworking mount -o ro,remount /system For those who suspect: issuing bad commands can be a way to brick your device. Then, from a terminal, you can issue your new command `my_usbnetworking` to set the connection and assign an address to the device. This is what I used up to now - all considered, the application published above is probably more comfortable. Disclaimer: no responsibility whatsoever may hit any molecule one mile away from these typing fingers, etc. Last edited by mdp; 05-27-2017 at 02:34 AM. |
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has anyone tried both onyx and dasung paperlike as monitors and can draw a comparison between the two ?
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In conclusion, I would still wait a bit before doing any comparison. |
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@mdp Do you think that incorporating hdmi port into Max and replacing Wifi or usb connection with hdmi cable will provide a big improvement in refresh rate?
I don't know much about hardware but I would say that Wifi should have enough bandwith and good latency to provide a decent refresh rate, e.g. in my house we stream 4k movies and there is no visible delay. So I am confused about hdmi..It seems that both Max 2 and new Dasung will have it but I wonder how big difference will it make? Based on what I read, the refresh rate is more related to CPU and e-ink technology itself (Regal etc.). |
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