Glitch VNC Bhyve (11.1-U1)

[bladblad]

Hi everyone,

I have sad glitch with in my Debian VM Bhyve... same probleme with VNC Web or VNC viewer or all resolution and ports.

Can you tell me what i can do for end my installation ?

Thanx

 

[Patrick M. Hausen]

If your VNC viewer has got a "quality" setting, check if it is set to "automatic" and in this case change it to "high" or whatever suits you.

That's one of the possible causes.

Patrick

 

[bladblad]

quality is auto :(

 

[Patrick M. Hausen]

Then change it from "auto" to "high" or a different fixed setting.

 

[bladblad]

i've try all setting quality, vnc viewer/web, port... same issue

 

[dlavigne]

If it's related to https://redmine.ixsystems.com/issues/28115 (see screenshot in that ticket), there is a fix for the next update.

 

[bladblad]

ok cool, what is the date of next update stable ?

 

[dlavigne]

ok cool, what is the date of next update stable ?

For 11.2-BETA1 (which that ticket is set for), the target date is March 19. See https://redmine.ixsystems.com/projects/freenas/roadmap for a list of current target dates.

 

[jaspast]

If it's related to https://redmine.ixsystems.com/issues/28115 (see screenshot in that ticket), there is a fix for the next update.

It doesn't appear to be related to that bug. I have the same problem, and it happens at any resolution.

 

[sretalla]

This looks almost exactly the same as an issue I had when first booting with the debian ISO initially for setup.

I tore my hair out trying different VNC clients, settings and eventually just tried pressing ENTER... then the screen moved on and worked fine from there.

Maybe it will work for you if it's just on the first install screen as it was for me.

 

[bladblad]

This looks almost exactly the same as an issue I had when first booting with the debian ISO initially for setup.

I tore my hair out trying different VNC clients, settings and eventually just tried pressing ENTER... then the screen moved on and worked fine from there.

Maybe it will work for you if it's just on the first install screen as it was for me.

ubuntu work in VNC but the VM wont boot after 2nd restart....

 

[jaspast]

This looks almost exactly the same as an issue I had when first booting with the debian ISO initially for setup.

I tore my hair out trying different VNC clients, settings and eventually just tried pressing ENTER... then the screen moved on and worked fine from there.

Maybe it will work for you if it's just on the first install screen as it was for me.

Thanks. When I press up and down I can see the cursor moving in the fuzziness. That's just enough to make it past the fuzzy screen after a few rounds of trial and error.