Hi I'm looking for some guidance I'm running MRL on a Raspberry Pi I'm looking to see if it is possible to stop Chromium from loading when MRL starts up How can this be done? Thanks Starting WebGui without a browser Hi To avoid the webgui to start at all, you can use startup parameters: java -jar myrobotlab.jar -service log Log gui GUIService python Python Here is an example where the WebGui service is started without the browser, then the browser is started showing two services in separate tabs. https://github.com/MyRobotLab/pyrobotlab/blob/master/home/Mats/startbro… If you want to use the browser from a separate host, like a PC or a phone, you can conenct using; http://<pi-ip-address>:8888/#/main where <pi-ip-address> is the ip-address of the PI That's the way I run Chrome in my PC so that I can use the PC microphone as speech input even when the MRL instance is running on the PI. I also recommend installing xrdp so that you easily can conect to the PI using Remote Desktop. sudo apt-get install -y xrdp Here is also a more detailed guide on how to do that: https://www.maketecheasier.com/enabling-remote-desktop-access-on-raspbe… /Mats Thank you Thanks Mats The guidance on the startup parameters is just what I was looking for :) I use VNC and also Putty for remote access :) By the way, I did follow your guidance from an earlier post that you made to install xrdp http://myrobotlab.org/content/installing-myrobotlab-raspberry-pi#commen… All is well :) Getting Started Log in or register to post comments
Starting WebGui without a browser Hi To avoid the webgui to start at all, you can use startup parameters: java -jar myrobotlab.jar -service log Log gui GUIService python Python Here is an example where the WebGui service is started without the browser, then the browser is started showing two services in separate tabs. https://github.com/MyRobotLab/pyrobotlab/blob/master/home/Mats/startbro… If you want to use the browser from a separate host, like a PC or a phone, you can conenct using; http://<pi-ip-address>:8888/#/main where <pi-ip-address> is the ip-address of the PI That's the way I run Chrome in my PC so that I can use the PC microphone as speech input even when the MRL instance is running on the PI. I also recommend installing xrdp so that you easily can conect to the PI using Remote Desktop. sudo apt-get install -y xrdp Here is also a more detailed guide on how to do that: https://www.maketecheasier.com/enabling-remote-desktop-access-on-raspbe… /Mats
Thank you Thanks Mats The guidance on the startup parameters is just what I was looking for :) I use VNC and also Putty for remote access :) By the way, I did follow your guidance from an earlier post that you made to install xrdp http://myrobotlab.org/content/installing-myrobotlab-raspberry-pi#commen… All is well :)
Starting WebGui without a browser
Hi
To avoid the webgui to start at all, you can use startup parameters:
java -jar myrobotlab.jar -service log Log gui GUIService python Python
Here is an example where the WebGui service is started without the browser, then the browser is started showing two services in separate tabs.
https://github.com/MyRobotLab/pyrobotlab/blob/master/home/Mats/startbro…
If you want to use the browser from a separate host, like a PC or a phone, you can conenct using;
http://<pi-ip-address>:8888/#/main
where <pi-ip-address> is the ip-address of the PI
That's the way I run Chrome in my PC so that I can use the PC microphone as speech input even when the MRL instance is running on the PI.
I also recommend installing xrdp so that you easily can conect to the PI using Remote Desktop.
sudo apt-get install -y xrdp
Here is also a more detailed guide on how to do that:
https://www.maketecheasier.com/enabling-remote-desktop-access-on-raspbe…
/Mats
Thank you
Thanks Mats
The guidance on the startup parameters is just what I was looking for :)
I use VNC and also Putty for remote access :)
By the way, I did follow your guidance from an earlier post that you made to install xrdp
http://myrobotlab.org/content/installing-myrobotlab-raspberry-pi#commen…
All is well :)