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Finally, save the configuration, and then run the client to log into the HDA.
'''In case you receive any error messages or notification from Fedora that some applications (like gnome-settings-daemon) crashed, you might want to install free NX server from Nomachine web site.'''
Go to Nomachine's web site and download a Free Nomachine NX server (http://www.nomachine.com/download-package.php?Prod_Id=1352) for Linux i386 RPM. It consists of three separate downloads: client RPM, node RPM and Server RPM. You can read on their web site detailed info on how to install it and in what order - pretty straightforward. Here is what you need to do to get it installed on Fedora 12:
1) Uninstall completely FreeNX server from your HDA (use Add/Remove software);
2) Go to your System Preferences-->Add Remove Software and do search for "audiofile" (without quotes). It will find for you a piece of software "auodifile-1: 0.2.6" and "audiofile-devel-1:0.2.6. Install both development files and a library;
3) Do search (the same Add/remove software) for "libstdc". It will find C++ libraries, different versions. Install latest ones in case they are not yet installed;
4) Do search (same place) for "GLIBC" - it will find a few libraries there. Install the latest ones in case they are not yet installed
That's it. Then go to terminal and do "sudo rpm -i" command for all three packages that you downloaded before. Here are the commands (you need to run these from the folder where you have dowloaded them):
;[root@localhost ~]# cd /folder_where_files_were_downloaded, example:
:cd /home/frank/Downloads/
*[root@localhost Downloads]# sudo rpm -i nxclient-3.4.0-5.i386.rpm
*[root@localhost Downloads]# sudo rpm -i nxnode-3.4.0-6.i386.rpm
*[root@localhost Downloads]# sudo rpm -i nxserver-3.4.0-8.i386.rpm
It may complain something about permissions for CUPS that you may just ignore. Or if you want, you can follow the instructions the installer gives you, and fix permission problem and re-install. Keep in mind, that these three packages are easily removable thru Add/Remove interface in System Preferences.
Last step. Download and install NX client software (not the same as above) from the same Nomachine's web site. You need to install client software on the machine that you want to access your HDA from. In my case it's a Windows based laptop - so I chose Windows version. Once installed, you can run it with default Key and default settings. Just choose Configure button, and on General tab, choose UNIX---Gnome for the desktop. No need to export/import Keys - can run with default installed keys. For added security, you can later change Keys as described in their knowledge base (article #AR01C00126).
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