Displaying 4 results from an estimated 4 matches for "odroid64".
2016 Nov 27
3
SBC's and ssh's encryptions
...ay on the X
> server.
>
> > ssh login
>
> There seems to be no reason to use SSH.
>
> > If all this can be put into the correct rc.local files
>
> Set environments correctly and then start X server on one system and
> the application on the other system.
>
The odroid64 already has an x system running as soon as I log into the
odroid64. Its $DISPLAY is :0
I'm at a dead end, I think I have all the i's dotted and the t's crossed
but I cannot get a single byte across the link because the pi cannot
open the display on the odroid64.
I suspect it may b...
2016 Nov 27
2
SBC's and ssh's encryptions
On Sunday 27 November 2016 07:40:43 Peter Stuge wrote:
> Gene Heskett wrote:
> > > (Set DISPLAY on pi with odroid IP. Run xauth +pi on odroid. Start
> > > X programs on pi.)
> >
> > sample/example cli?
>
> 192.168.1.2 pi (pi is ..71.8
> 192.168.1.3 odroid (odroid64 is ..71.9
>
> On odroid
xauth +192.168.71.8
> On pi,
export DISPLAY=192.168.71.9:0
> On pi, in same shell as above, start the GUI application
So the monitor is plugged into the droid, but the keyboard & mouse are
plugged into the pi? That may be better than my image of running t...
2016 Nov 27
2
SBC's and ssh's encryptions
...ewhere else entirely.
I have the X manpage up on the odroid and I am logged into the pi too.
From that manpage I should set and export DISPLAY to
hostname:displaynumber.screennumber, so on the pi
setenv DISPLAY odroid:12.0
or
DISPLAY = odroid:12.0
export DISPLAY
>
this on the raspi
on the odroid64
xauth +raspi
then to conserve keyboards, log into raspi, and start my x using program
Have I got it right?
The reason for the 12 is that as I am logged into the odroid twice right
now, so screens 10 and 11 are already in use with my ssh -Y logins and I
asumme I can't re-use a display numbe...
2016 Nov 26
2
SBC's and ssh's encryptions
...its
surface. So the motor supplies and motor drivers are in the box, and
supply their own fans, leaving room on the inside of the door for the
controlling interfaces and two SBC's:
A Raspberry pi 3b (4 core arm64 @ 1.2GHz, and a gig of ddr3 ram) to run
the program, called LinuxCNC.
And an odroid64-c2, faster 4 core arm64, 2GB of ram, which should handle
the graphical duties of controlling the program as it claims to be able
to drive a 4k display at 30 FPS.
I have tried running X on the raspi, but it hasn't enough memory or iron
to do it well. With only a gigabyte of ram and running f...