rpi-4-debian-bookworm-6.1.54-rt15-arm64-ext4-2023-11-17-1731.img - TigerVNC?

PCW wrote:

Did you try

Code:

sudo apt-get install raspi-config ?

I'm not sure if it is compatible with our image. Some boot files are in subfolders

Tried to satisfy the grisly requirement of old Bullseye build `python << 3.8` to update 2.9.0; gave up, moved back to new Bookworm build.  

On current Bookworm, `config.txt` was in /boot/broadcom, enabled `dtparam=spi=on` and that seems to work, thank you.  Was then able to complete upgrading `linuxcnc-uspace (1:2.9.2) over (1:2.9.1)` successfully.  

Any chance we can try to get VNC working on it?  Not for everyday use; just for setup and configuration.  It would be much easier to work on the config from a workstation rather than the touchscreen. www.waveshare.com/product/raspberry-pi/d...5.6inch-hdmi-lcd.htm

I was playing around a month or so ago with a remote desktop login, once I read the docs I found out I couldn't do a remote login whilst logged at the physical console.

Can't for the life on me what remote server it was.

It was a long time ago but I did have XRDP running and was able to open the Pi in Windows RDP.
I tried briefly again with  no luck recently but did not stick with it.
There will most likely be some missing premissions

Facing the same issue as yourself, looking for VNC connection to this "rpi-4-debian-bookworm-6.1.54-rt15-arm64-ext4-2023-11-17-1731" image, and failing.

I ended up installing X11VNC.
$sudo apt-get install x11vnc
$x11vnc

I Don't know much about it, seems to be a VNC server that connects only to active screen session rather than opening a new session.

Works with Tiger and Real VNC Clients. Regardless of the fact its sharing the main session, I stopped here as this was fine for my use and after seeing the amount of time you spent trying to do it properly I have called it quits here.

Nice BHar, thanks for sharing. Gave that a shot; sure enough it works! Awesome.

Wanted to mention that I got autologin working by editing /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf and changing `#autologin-user=` to `autologin-user=cnc`. There's also some settings in there for VNC but they seemed irrelevant (for tigervncserver anyways.)