Ethercat installs and kernel modules build, some will build for running kernel, some build for 6.1.x kernel, but load with just a message about tainting kernel in logs. Just need someone with Ethercat hardware to confirm operation.
Hi,
When I try to log in with rdp from windows 11, it accepts user and pass, but after the image displays something pixelated as if there were 100 miniature desktop . Has anyone else experienced this? (rpi 4 4gb ). Everything else works ok so far..
To be perfectly honest your issue is somewhat out the scope of the support found on the forum.
It is quite obvious you installed the remote software on the RPi, as I didn't build the image with any remote connection software other than SSH.
Your best bet would be to try the various Debian forums, the raspberry pi forums usually deal with issues with Raspios.
The RPi images are Debian Bookworm, with the kernel source from the RPi sources and Linuxcnc packages installed.
The images are not expected to be run via any remote desktop, hence the reason no remote desktop software is included, nor is it expected to be used as a general purpose OS.
What is your reason to run remotely ? And please no double posting. My apologies I got confused by another user that was having the same issue.
Last edit: 1 year 8 months ago by unknown. Reason: Correction to staement regarding double posting
"And please no double posting." What do you mean by that?
I use the system with a 7 inch original rpi touch screen display, and I wish to use rdp for easy configuration of the system. For this reason I try to configure rdp server. (the rdp server was all ready in the image, I didn't install it...)
I asked here because I use the linux image from this post. If is not oky please let me know where to move the question.
Tnx.
Are you absolutely sure you are using the Linuxcnc image. Because when I made the RPi4 and RPi5 images I didn't put any remote access software in the image other than SSH.
Please read the paragraph above very carefully.
No RDP nor VNC packages were put in the list of packages to be installed.
