Portable VNC v1.2.6 (keyboard enhancement)

[zx-81]

Hi All,

Here is a new release of Portable VNC for Custom FW 3.x-OE and FW 1.5

For those for haven't seen previous versions, VNC let you access
to your PC desktop from anywhere using a wifi connection.

What's new in version 1.2.6 :

+ Add new useful keys to the danzeff keyboard such as Win, Alt-tab, etc ...
+ All keys of the virtual keyboard are now really working !
(many keys were not usable in the previous version)
+ Support more keys with the IR-keyboard

The IR keyboard support is based on the work of Harald Fielker
(author of the PSP IR Keyboard Library), and the Virtual keyboard is based on the Danzel code.

PSPVNC has been written by NHD from TeamXos, and it's based on the PalmOS VNC client.

It is distributed under GNU licence, and sources are provided.

The IR keyboard part it has been tested using a Targus Universal IR Wireless keyboard.

You can download it on my blog : http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/

Enjoy,

Zx.

[Moose Island]

YAY! Thanks a lot zx, this app is great!

[b2p1mp]

awesome i love this program i have a 30 ft cable running from my room to my large tv in the next room and i control my comp easily while in the next room

[Papayo]

This program is awesome, thanks a lot Zx-81

[Harry1]

Thanks

[BoSsMoN]

Yeah this is a really great program thank you very much.

[DrNicket]

Excellent work as always my friend

[Stephan_GFX]

so....how do you install this?

[cubiCPixel]

Originally Posted by Stephan_GFX

so....how do you install this?

1. Read this: http://www.i-hacked.com/content/view/195/62/

2. Read it again before you ask question. The link was on zx-81's blog (like right in your face in the forum comon people!!)

3. Go to your firewall settings in Control Panel.. in the "exception" option:

- add the port number : 5900
- Call it whatever ("home" if youd like). This sounds craked out but its not.. its the only option you got adding an exception. Just take your time to look around before you panic!

4. Yes you need a program, the link is on his blog. Its called TightVNC, a really easy to use program.. you don't need any skills to use. Install it, fill up options such as password etc.. enable the "display : 0" check box. Keep other options.

5. On your PSP, set up a wireless connection (settings - network settings - Infrastructure - scan ...)

6. Put you Portable VNC homebrew where your supose to on your memory stick, and start it up.

7. Choose internet connection and connect. Go to options and select all check box.

8. Enter "new host". Enter your IP adress ending with the port number 5900 ex: 168.58.0.100:5900.

* put your mouse over the TightVNC agent icon on your start bar, it shows your full IP adress..

9: Enter your password that you set up on your PC and voila!

10: Go and give money to zx-81 :-p


pce!

[blazin_it_alwyz]

Originally Posted by cubiCPixel

1. Read this: http://www.i-hacked.com/content/view/195/62/

2. Read it again before you ask question. The link was on zx-81's blog (like right in your face in the forum comon people!!)

3. Go to your firewall settings in Control Panel.. in the "exception" option:

- add the port number : 5900
- Call it whatever ("home" if youd like). This sounds craked out but its not.. its the only option you got adding an exception. Just take your time to look around before you panic!

4. Yes you need a program, the link is on his blog. Its called TightVNC, a really easy to use program.. you don't need any skills to use. Install it, fill up options such as password etc.. enable the "display : 0" check box. Keep other options.

5. On your PSP, set up a wireless connection (settings - network settings - Infrastructure - scan ...)

6. Put you Portable VNC homebrew where your supose to on your memory stick, and start it up.

7. Choose internet connection and connect. Go to options and select all check box.

8. Enter "new host". Enter your IP adress ending with the port number 5900 ex: 168.58.0.100:5900.

* put your mouse over the TightVNC agent icon on your start bar, it shows your full IP adress..

9: Enter your password that you set up on your PC and voila!

10: Go and give money to zx-81 :-p


pce!

Great, Great tutorial man. One of the first tutorials I have seen that doesn't assume you know everything, and walks you through the steps. Maybe you can revise it and post another. I have a couple of questions, because I'm trying right now to get it to work.

1. First off, you are crystal clear, it is that guide you posted, http://www.i-hacked.com/content/view/195/62/
that is not entirely clear. It becomes incoherent when he starts talking about how you should copy the ip addresses directly from the ipconfig cmd response exactly, except 1, which you can give any number, but since routers only take +100...... he gets real confusing there.

Basically, this is what I did so far. I got Tight VNC as requested. Ticked the display to 0. Then the password. I changed the primary password and the view only password to the same password I use for my wireless wpa connection.

Then I proceeded to set up a network connection. This is the part that confused me, as I didn't know exactly what I was supposed to do. What I did, was I just connected to my wireless connection I have now, I entered in all the encryptions I used, entered in my password, then from ip config, I entered in exactly what was on ipconfig in the boxes. Then I did what the rest of that link said.

Then I went into Portable VNC on my PSP, picked the new network I had set up (not the wireless connection that I have set up a long time ago), and then changed the ip to my Ip address, and then kept the port, and then tried to connect.


Oh by the way, when I tried to test the connection I set up on my PSP initially, Windows reported some kind of conflict.... anyways though..

I love that tutorial. Hopefully you can update it, because I always think a clear short guide that is geared towards anyone looking to use this, is good because it allows anyone to get into it, and it makes it get a larger user base.

Oh also for Portable VNC, when I installed it, I put the SRC folder in the memory stick root, I hope that was right.