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HaWi:
I have installed the M32 docker image on my Raspberry Pi4 and it is running normally, according to Portainer. However, when I try to VNC into it (either with VNC Viewer or MacOS Screen Sharing) using the <IP-address:5900> I only get the rPi desktop, not MC32. What am I doing wrong?
Many thanks for any help.
max096:
--- Quote from: HaWi on February 10, 2024, 02:32:25 pm ---I have installed the M32 docker image on my Raspberry Pi4 and it is running normally, according to Portainer. However, when I try to VNC into it (either with VNC Viewer or MacOS Screen Sharing) using the <IP-address:5900> I only get the rPi desktop, not MC32. What am I doing wrong?
Many thanks for any help.
--- End quote ---
You probably already have another vnc running on your rpi. You can check if a port is in use by running 'sudo netstat -tulpn | grep LISTEN'. Probably first stop/remove the container. If thatīs the case you can use bridge networking and map vnc to 5801 instead.
Remove this from your config if you have it in there
--- Code: ---network_mode: host
--- End code ---
Add the ports
--- Code: --- ports:
- "5801:5800"
- "5900:5900"
- "52100:52100"
- "52101:52101"
- "52199:52199"
- "1900:1900/udp"
--- End code ---
Then you should have 5801 be VNC in the container and 5800 be your rpi still.
HaWi:
Thanks Max, I'll try that.
Interestingly, I found that if I VNC into the Pi via port 5900 and then open MC32 like I did when I connected without the port specification to open the native MC32 it is actually the docker MC32 that opens.
Clearly, this is only playing around because both the native version and the docker version on a Pi4, even at 2GHz, are painfully slow. They do work OK serving MC32 remotely so that's why I am playing with it. To have a backup MC32 server.
I just got a Pi5 that I still have to put together and want to see if that's significantly faster.
Many thanks again for your help! Much appreciated.
max096:
--- Quote from: HaWi on February 11, 2024, 09:29:50 am ---Thanks Max, I'll try that.
Interestingly, I found that if I VNC into the Pi via port 5900 and then open MC32 like I did when I connected without the port specification to open the native MC32 it is actually the docker MC32 that opens.
Clearly, this is only playing around because both the native version and the docker version on a Pi4, even at 2GHz, are painfully slow. They do work OK serving MC32 remotely so that's why I am playing with it. To have a backup MC32 server.
I just got a Pi5 that I still have to put together and want to see if that's significantly faster.
Many thanks again for your help! Much appreciated.
--- End quote ---
RPI5 uses a kernel by default that enabled 16k pages. The docker image does not work with that as of now.
You can put this into your boot.txt and then it should work.
--- Code: ---kernel=kernel8.img
--- End code ---
HaWi:
Thanks Max! Will do.
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