ggarcia

[ggarcia]

I uninstalled NoMachine and then installed version 6.8.2 and I connect now to the server.

Thanks,

 

[ggarcia]

I installed the NoMachine 6.8.2 for Mac.  After trying to connect with a NoMachine client the message was that no session was available.  I rebooted the Mac and now when I connect to NoMachine, I am getting a black screen with a small cursor.  I cannot type any keys to login or look at the screen.

The NoMachine 6.8.1 patch worked fine for me.

Thanks,

[ggarcia]

The good news is that I can connect now to my remote Mac using NoMachine with the workaround.  However, the audio is not working yet.  (The option “enable audio streaming and microphone forwarding” is ON.)

Thanks,

 

[ggarcia]

I have the same problem.  I get a single window open and I cannot click or type any keyboard key.  The Mac login prompt does not show up.

Thanks,

[ggarcia]

Hello,

I reinstalled again NoMachine 6.2.4 on my iMac running MacOS Mojave, and I can login now without problem.

 

Gerardo

[ggarcia]

I am also getting a black screen with the official release of MacOS Sierra.  I am not getting the “username and password” prompt.

[ggarcia]

I am still having the same problem  (OS X El Capitan 10.11.2).  I not running a Beta version.

[ggarcia]

Hi,  I have the same problem.  I am using El Capitan and I installed NoMachine version: 5.0.53_1 . NoMachine does not display the GUI.  After doing a Force Quit some of the NoMachine processes are still running in the background and they are creating a huge amount of core files.  My primary disk got full with them.   The only solution so far is to “sudo kill -9 ….” and then remove all the /cores/cor*

I use the following command to identify the program creating the core files:

sudo fs_usage -w | grep core
 

 

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