Headless Exception on Code Server with Ipad Pro and Raspberry Pi #5252
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I am using Code Server on my iPad with a Raspberry Pi and I am running a Java Project. I downloaded JDK onto my Raspberry Pi and when I run my program it says: "No X11 DISPLAY variable was set, but this program performed an operation which requires it." I am assuming it has something to do with me being on iPad. I would appreciate the help! |
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Have you tried enabling VNC and using that? Could help |
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Oh hmmm maybe, except I'm not sure how I would do that on my iPad haha. |
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Well, VNC Viewer or better yet, noVNC! |
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How are you running code-server and accessing via your iPad? |
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Plug the Raspberry Pi with slightly modified OS into my iPad, SSH Into Pi with Blink Shell, and Run Code-Server. I followed a couple of videos from TechCraft, super super helpful and super interesting! Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11YfaGi0Fpk Also the OS I downloaded onto the Raspberry Pi is a little different, I'm not exactly sure how but TechCraft said something about how it helps connect the Pi to my iPad. |
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Nvm, I fixed it, the program I was running was accidentally calling a different function with a JavaSwing GUI. The GUI was probably the reason for throwing the error since the iPad can't run the GUI for some reason. But now it works and I can run VSCode on my iPad! |
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I have connected pi to my ipad, now trying to install code server But I'm getting this error ! |
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the solution is in the last line "use npm to install code-server" - |
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Nvm, I fixed it, the program I was running was accidentally calling a different function with a JavaSwing GUI. The GUI was probably the reason for throwing the error since the iPad can't run the GUI for some reason. But now it works and I can run VSCode on my iPad!