I have gone to every site imaginable - from the Raspberry Pi forums to the RealVNC site’s help documentation - Stack Overflow, Web searches, burning brown rice and sacrificing small rodents to the Computer Gods, you name it and I’ve tried it - at least three or four times - all to no avail. On the system tab, click the Set Resolution. I have tried everything from adding modeline statements to the vnc X-11 config file, changing values in the expert mode options, etc. To solve this issue and be able to boot without a monitor connected to your remote Pi, we have to change the Pis screen resolution. You can force 1920x108060 all the time - for HDMI as well as for VNC add below to the beginning of your kernel command line. Connect to the VNC server Connect to the VNC server session from the VNC viewer of your choice. 1.The black screen comes when you boot your remote Pi while it isnt connected to a monitor and you left the default screen resolution. For example: vncserver -geometry 1280x1024 5. I have been working on figuring this out for eons. Start the VNC server again with a screen resolution You can now start the vncserver session again, with new screen resolution that can be defined on the command line. AND IT HAS BEEN DRIVING ME CRAZY! (er)Įven with a relatively large laptop screen, the display is too small and is difficult to read - even if I set the display to “125%” in VNC Viewer.
VNC Viewer screen WITHOUT monitor connected 1290×1003 109 KB
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