In previous tutorial we have learnt How to raspberrypi setup?
Now its time to see its display for Raspberry Pi with Laptop. Below steps are with Macbook
1) Open a Terminal in RaspberryPi
Enable SSH and VNC either from sudo rasp-config or Preferences=>Raspberry Pi Configuration => Interfaces
2) ifconfig and find ip address
3) Open Mac Terminal
Connect via SSH ssh pi@192.168.1.236
password: raspberry (by default)
Now you will see you are connected to pi@raspberrypi:~ $
4) Now its time to get update packages, tightvnc server
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install xrdp
sudo apt-get install tightvncserver
5) cd .config
6) mkdir autostart
nano tighvnc.desktop
[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=TightVNC
Exec=vncviewer :1
StartupNotify=false
save contents with above lines in same file.
7) cd /home/pi
8) Run tightvncserver
9) Download Chicken VNC client on macosx & connect with
host:192.168.1.236
Display: 1
Password: raspberry(by default)
Now you are able to see Macintosh as Display for a Raspberry Pi.
Cheers!
Now its time to see its display for Raspberry Pi with Laptop. Below steps are with Macbook
1) Open a Terminal in RaspberryPi
Enable SSH and VNC either from sudo rasp-config or Preferences=>Raspberry Pi Configuration => Interfaces
2) ifconfig and find ip address
3) Open Mac Terminal
Connect via SSH ssh pi@192.168.1.236
password: raspberry (by default)
Now you will see you are connected to pi@raspberrypi:~ $
4) Now its time to get update packages, tightvnc server
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install xrdp
sudo apt-get install tightvncserver
5) cd .config
6) mkdir autostart
nano tighvnc.desktop
[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=TightVNC
Exec=vncviewer :1
StartupNotify=false
save contents with above lines in same file.
7) cd /home/pi
8) Run tightvncserver
9) Download Chicken VNC client on macosx & connect with
host:192.168.1.236
Display: 1
Password: raspberry(by default)
Now you are able to see Macintosh as Display for a Raspberry Pi.
Cheers!
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