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Monitor doesn't turn on when moving control to Apple Silicon Mac #59
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Thanks for the detailed report. Are you able to reproduce the issue on an intel Mac with Big Sur? Trying to determine if it's just an OS issue or related to running under Rosetta. |
I'm sorry I have no Intel Mac with Big Sur available at this time. |
Hi.
There are no such troubles with teleport on BigSur-machines (client & server). Also no troubles on catalina/Big Sur mixed machines.
… Am 09.12.2020 um 11:43 schrieb Franco Solerio ***@***.***>:
I'm sorry I have no Intel Mac with Big Sur available at this time.
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No troubles between Catalina/Intel and Big Sur/M1. |
I can replicate this issue (although I'm Big Sur x86_64 -> Big Sur arm64) with a copy of teleport built natively for arm64 (using #61) so it doesn't appear to be an arch issue. |
Thanks for reporting and also for the PR. |
Main Mac is an Intel MacBook Pro running Catalina.
Controlled Mac is a MacMini with M1 running Big Sur.
Controlled Mac had the display turned off by energy saving features, but is not in standby ("Prevent computer from sleeping automatically when the display is off" is checked in system preferences).
When trying got move control from the main Mac the controlled Mac the monitor doesn't turn back on.
Additionally the transparent HUD appears on the main Mac's display, but it's not possible to move the mouse pointer back to the main Mac, so everything is stuck. The only way to unlock and return control to the user is pressing the power button on the controlled Mac, or connecting to the controlled Mac from a third device via screen sharing. This makes the display turn on and makes Teleport resume activity.
When the controlled Mac is an Intel MacMini running Catalina with the same settings, the display turns on as soon as I try to move control from the main Mac to the controlled Mac.
Teleport version: 1.2.2 (built from commit 1792137)
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