![]() #Insert your favoured settings for a VNC session Sudo /usr/sbin/update-rc.d vnc defaults - to install the script for boot Sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/vnc - to make the script runnable Sudo vi /etc/init.d/vnc - to create a startup script Sudo apt-get install tightvncserver - to install VNC server I used the following steps to get VNC working: I connected LAN cable from my router and checked that I had proper IP address via /sbin/ifconfig command. ![]() You can do this even before powering up with SD card mounted on another computer and just renaming the file. Enabling SSH is as simple as renaming the "boot_enable_ssh.rc" to "boot.rc" in the /boot directory. I wanted to have access to this tiny computer via SSH and VNC remotely over the network. One of the first objectives was to configure RPI in headless mode. A familiar Linux bootup screen appeared and after entering the default username "pi" and password "raspberry" I was logged in.ĬONFIGURING RASPBERRY PI IN HEADLESS MODE ![]() ![]() After quick visual inspection everything looked OK so I inserted the SD card into socket, connected HDMI cable to my display, keyboard cable to USB socket and plugged a Nokia USB cellphone charger to power up this latest toy. ![]()
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