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krll-k2014-11-08 13:41:10
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krll-k, 2014-11-08 13:41:10

How to control a display remotely using ssh?

I have a PRI, there are no free ports for a mouse and keyboard, but a display is connected. When starting a raspberry, I have a tty screen - how can I control the machine without a keyboard (and mouse)? - correctly ssh.
qByZfKZ0mU8.jpgNow the question is: "how do I manage the display via ssh?", for example, I want to display a movie using omxplayer ( console media player ), what do I need to do in the terminal for this?
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Sergey, 2014-11-08
@bk0011m

Initially, no way.
But there is such a software: freecode.com/projects/nca
Once I used it.
You come in via SSH, launch nca - and voila! You get /dev/tty0 on the screen
But haven't played with it for a long time... try

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Ergil Osin, 2014-11-08
@Ernillew

If the utility proposed above does not work (I don’t know it, you never know), then I can suggest starting on /dev/tty0 not getty, but screen/tmux from the desired user (hmm, I won’t immediately say whether it will work, by the way, it just occurred to me ), and then connects to that screen/tmux session via ssh and does whatever it wants.
Well, or run xes there and connect to them via vnc.

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