Small resolution problems on Raspberry Pi

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  • #15691
    IceCream
    Participant

    I’ve installed new Debian 9 on my Raspberry Pi and the latest NoMachine after that. At the first moment everything worked fine but after reboot I am able to connect on remote desktop only with a small resolution size, 720×480 (I think) instead of preferred 1280×720. Couldn’t find anything in internet and that’s the reason why I am writing here.

    Can someone help to resolve this problem?

    #15710
    IceCream
    Participant

    Just to add, changes of resolution through default RPi configuration manager don’t change anything. This is something related with NoMachine settings.

    #15724
    Britgirl
    Keymaster

    We’re not able to reproduce this issue. From a terminal on the Raspberry host can you give us the output of :

    grep -E “hdmi_group|hdmi_mode” /boot/config.txt

    Logs from the connecting client will be useful. You should follow the instructions for the client side here https://www.nomachine.com/DT07M00098  and then submit them to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com.

    From the Raspberry we’d need a tar of /usr/NX/var/log directory.

    #15728
    IceCream
    Participant

    Here there are config.txt and /usr/NX/var/log archives.

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    #15743
    kroy
    Contributor

    To change resolution on Raspberry Pi edit /boot/config.txt and replace  lines:

    #hdmi_group=2
    #hdmi_mode=35

    to:

    hdmi_group=2
    hdmi_mode=85

    After that save file and reboot system.

    #15753
    IceCream
    Participant

    no, the same situation again

    #15770
    kroy
    Contributor

    Can you check if changes in the /boot/config.txt still appear after a reboot? If not, please change values again and afterwards save file, then execute command sync. Finally, reboot machine.

    1. change file
    2. save file
    3. sync
    4. reboot

    If that doesn’t help – try upgrading your system.

    #15777
    IceCream
    Participant

    I did all of that but it didn’t work.

    Fortunately, everything started to work properly after playing with raspi-config utility. I’m not sure what I did there to force NoMachine to work normally but now it works 🙂

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