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#VNC CONNECT VISTA INSTALL#
#VNC CONNECT VISTA MANUAL#
#VNC CONNECT VISTA SOFTWARE#
#VNC CONNECT VISTA PASSWORD#

You can come back and change this if necessary. After "geometry", you can enter any resolution you desire. VNCSERVERARGS="-geometry 1024x768 -nolisten tcp"Įnter your username in place of "username".

Uncomment both lines by removing the # at the beginning of the lines.Įdit the lines so they appear as follows:.

'#' VNCSERVERARGS="-geometry 800圆00 -nolisten tcp -localhost"

Type nano /etc/sysconfig/vncservers and press the enter key.

Note that when "username" is shown, you need to enter your user name. You can edit the configuration files using your choice of editor.

#VNC CONNECT VISTA PASSWORD#

Type su and press the enter key followed by the root password.

The following commands are entered as Root.

Press the enter key, this will store your change and exit Nano. The prompt will change, showing you the file name. You will see the prompt at the bottom "Save modified buffer (ANSWERING "No" WILL DESTROY CHANGES) ? This change will open the VNC display with a Gnome desktop, even if the server is starting in Init 3 by default.

Type nano /home/user/.vnc/xstartup and press the enter key.

Note that when "user" is shown, you need to enter your user name.

You can edit the configuration files using your choice of editor.

Log file is /home/user/.vnc/host.localdomain:1.log Starting applications specified in /home/user/.xauthority New 'host.localdomain:1 (user)' desktop is host.localdomain:1Ĭreating default startup script /home/user/.vnc/xstartup Xauth: creating new authority file /home/user/.xauthority The system will create the configuration files.

Type vncserver and press the enter key.

Type the password a second time and press the enter key. The system will prompt you to verify the password.

The system will prompt you for a password. The following commands are entered as User.Leave the terminal open, or open one now.

#VNC CONNECT VISTA INSTALL#

When the install has completed, press ctrl-D to end the root session.

#VNC CONNECT VISTA MANUAL#

Open a terminal, become root and install the VNC server (tigervnc-server) as stated in the Manual Install section.

Complete the steps in Express Disc Desktop guidance (Amahi 7 ONLY).

Manually as described below (notes may require some revision).

There are various ways to get the server going in your HDA. For Fedora 12, do the following as root user:

For Linux, you have the vncviewer package, available in most, if not all distros.

MAC: Chicken, Chicken of the VNC (do not use internal vnc client as there are some issues).

#VNC CONNECT VISTA SOFTWARE#

You would like to use a GUI to configure printer(s) or have a scanner or other device that requires a desktop program to configure and the machine is headlessĭownload the client software and install:.You run your HDA headless (no monitor) and like to still use a desktop in it.You would like a Linux desktop to the HDA remotely.You install Clients only on the other devices. Raspbian Wheezy you only install the Server ie tightvncserver I installed a VNC viewer on my Ipad and connected successfully to the Pi but the same result this lends me to believe that the problem is on the Pi side rather than in iOS or with the settings in VNC server for Vista. Unfortunately, I was confronted with what I call the "Grey screen of death", where the connection appears fine and steady but instead of a beautiful Raspbian screen I see thick grey blocks. After some inital problems (mostly down to failing to include ":1" after the IP address on the Vista side, thanks to another thread here for helping me with that) connected to the Pi. No problems with connecting to the Pi so I stepped up to Tight VNC server and viewer on the laptop with the Pi's corresponding installation.

OK then - my intention is to use the Pi in a headless way primarily so I downloaded PuTTY initially for my Vista laptop. I've had my Pi for a few days and really enjoying it, reminds me of the early '80s kit computers and writing descision-tree dungeons for them