[andy]

Oh that’s great! I’m trying Display Link Release 10.2 M1 with spacedesk now and it seems stable 😉

[andy]

OK, XenceLabs updated their driver today and one fix in that driver (see attached image) was an application crash when too many displays were connected. So that must be the issue. Nothing to do with SpaceDesk–case closed!

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[andy]

I can’t reproduce the problem. I completely uninstalled and reinstalled both applications and updated the android client with the latest version that just came out. I now have SpaceDesk server 1.0.35 running and everything appears fine. I used to get a BEX crash for the Xencelabs driver application, see attachment, but for the first time in weeks that didn’t happen now. I have attached an image of the Xencelabds driver application’s program folder as well with files. It uses some sort of QT interface toolkit. Just curious if you have any ideas of what might have caused the crashes.

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[andy]

After doing some test the problems occur all the way back to version 1.0.12 that’s the earliest version I had downloaded.

[andy]

The first time I noticed any problems were with version 1.0.34.
Anders

[andy]

No the Xencelabs driver software just terminates. The Xencelabs application window (see attachment) just disappears when I connect an android client; the Xencelabs driver has terminated.

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