Quote from: tempgoga on July 02, 2017, 10:51:24 AM

Quote from: ijduncan on July 02, 2017, 08:17:29 AM

Somebody may have mentioned this but would it be possible to edit the xorg.conf so that additional resolutions are available for machines that are completely headless? When I use teamviewer its defaulting to a very low resolution and there are seemingly no others available.

This bothered me too so i added this to oneBash, just slap it anywhere:

xrandr --fb 1360x768

Quote from: gyoztes on July 02, 2017, 08:22:19 AM

I use the teamviewer=yes param but it does not start automaticaly, I have to click it on terminal. Can anybody help me?

Didnt work for me either, my solution was to uninstall teamviewer, go to the teamviewer site and download the .deb file, install that and add teamviewer to startup applications so it starts when the rig boots, You also have to disable the part about teamviewer in the onebash script or else it will not work, either delete all mention of teamviewer or add a # in front of the lines of code to disable them.

If you want to have full remote resolution I would recommend using an hdmi dummy plug in the primary monitor:

go to amazon or ebay and search for:

dummy plug

In regards to having teamviewer start automatically there is a box that can be checked in teamviewer to do this (start with system or something similar)

if for some reason you dont want to do this you can go to line 402 in oneBash and change:

Code:

if [ $TEAMVIEWER == "YES" ]
then
sudo teamviewer --daemon enable
if [ $SLOW_USB_KEY_MODE == "YES" ]
then
sleep 6
fi
fi

to:

Code:

if [ $TEAMVIEWER == "YES" ]
then
sudo teamviewer --daemon enable
sleep 2
guake -r teamviewer -e "teamviewer"
if [ $SLOW_USB_KEY_MODE == "YES" ]
then
sleep 6
fi
fi

this will launch teamviewer from the guake terminal if:

TEAMVIEWER="YES"