Hello,

I have two computers set up:

1) Linux on a Pentium/75
2) NetBSD/macppc 1.4.1 on a Performa 6400

The Performa 6400 right now is running off of a serial console, and so,
isn't at all good for running an X server on.  However, the Linux computer
is configured well for X servers.  What I want to do is run two X servers
on my Linux computer: one normal one whenever I type 'startx' that goes to
:0 and another one that runs via xdm on my NetBSD/macppc computer.
What I did was:

1) Set up /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xdm/Xservers to remove the local client and
add the foreign client:
	nucleus:1 foreign

2) Start X on the linux computer:
	X :1

3) Let the NetBSD/macppc computer run an xdm on it:
	xhost +positron

4) Start up xdm on the NetBSD/macppc computer.
	xdm

What happened:

On the Linux box, I got a whole bunch of messages like:

	AUDIT: Sun Mar 12 21:03:08 2000: 18475 X: client 1 rejected from IP
	192.168.0.10 port 65494

And on the NetBSD computer, I get many
	_X11TransSocketINETConnect: Can't connect: errno = 61

As well as the occasional:
	xdm error (pid 334): server open failed for nucleus:1, giving up
	xdm error (pid 329): Display nucleus:1 cannot be opened
	Xlib: connection to "nucleus:1.0" refused by server
	Xlib: Client is not authorized to connect to server


How is this properly set up?  Should I be running xdm on both my Linux
host and my NetBSD/macppc and linking the two?  Help, please!

Thanks in advance,

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Tyler Mitchell