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I found another way to get VNC running, and this one works. ?(The one in the AdaFruit Tutorial didn't.)

At least it works for me so far...

Arnold

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From: "David Ranch dranch@... [direwolf_packet]" <direwolf_packet@yahoogroups. com>
To: "direwolf packet" <direwolf_packet@yahoogroups. com>
Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2017 1:16:47 PM
Subject: Re: [direwolf_packet] Raspberry Pi Automatic Startup fails

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Hello Arnold,

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I have a Raspberry Pi running DireWolf as a remote digipeater.? After a power failure, I would like DireWolf to automatically start.? I have put in the Automatic Startup commands from section 6.1 of the Raspberry-Pi-APRS.pdf document, and it will not automatically start.

This has been discussed multiple times on the list before..

What I found by looking at the Log file that is created is the script (from DireWolf) REQUIRES a display of some sort.? The log file has:

Wed Feb 22 11:53:41 PST 2017

DISPLAY=:0?? <----------------------------- ------

The dw-start.sh script *requires* that the shell running the script has a Xwindows system running (be it on the Rasberry Pi's HDMI port, VNC, etc) first.? If you don't start one of those two options first, the script will fail 100% of the time.? If you want to start Direwolf in a headless fashion (no Xwindows, VNC, etc) yet have things restart when required, I'd recommend to review N7NIX's systemd "unit" files for Direwolf:

?? #The systemd unit for Direwolf
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?? #See the bottom of this install script on how to install it
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There are other ways to solve this though the Systemd way is the most "correct" way.? If you rather use the dw-start.sh script, I can provide you an edited one that is similar to my version that uses screen vs an Xterm window to show the ongoing logging of Direwolf.? You can see how I start Direwolf this way in the below script but this script does a lot more than just start Direwolf and thus much of it is probably a distraction:

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--David
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