GPL server need a monitor?

I've cobbled together a server in my basement from some old bits and peices and yesterday it was working great! I moved it to it's proper home (back corner of pantry beside oil tank) and now when I start a race remotely with winvroc the GPL sits in "select" status instead of going to the track properly. I can still get to the PC with my remote control software so everything's fine from a windows standpoint. The only difference I can think of is that I didn't bother plugging in the monitor as Win98 doesn't need a monitor to boot. Does GPL (or more likely the Voodoo2 board) need to find a signal from the video out? Any ideas?

I too have a server running (win2000 with a Voodoo 3) with no monitor plugged in. But the GPL server works fine here. Have no idea why yours wont though? / Borchers "mcewena" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> I've cobbled together a server in my basement from some old bits and > peices and yesterday it was working great! I moved it to it's proper > home (back corner of pantry beside oil tank) and now when I start a > race remotely with winvroc the GPL sits in "select" status instead of > going to the track properly. I can still get to the PC with my remote > control software so everything's fine from a windows standpoint. > > The only difference I can think of is that I didn't bother plugging in > the monitor as Win98 doesn't need a monitor to boot. Does GPL (or > more likely the Voodoo2 board) need to find a signal from the video > out? > > Any ideas?