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Connecting
Connect to your Raspberry Pi using the Windows built-in Remote Desktop Connection client.
- Launch the Remote Desktop Connection application.
- Click Show Options. The application window will expand to show the General settings.
- In the Computer field, type the IP Address of your Raspberry Pi, and then click the Display tab. The Display settings will be displayed.
- Adjust the Display configuration (resolution) for your remote desktop connection, and then click Connect. A warning message stating that The identity of the remote computer cannot be verified. Do you want to connect anyway? will be displayed.
- (Optional) Tick Don’t ask me again for connections to this computer.
- Click Yes. The Login to xrdp window will be displayed.
- From the Login to xrdp window, perform the following actions:
- Set Module to sesman-Xvnc (default).
- Type your Raspberry Pi username (default is “pi”).
- Type your Raspberry Pi password (default is “raspberry”).
- Click OK.
The user login process will begin, during which the Connection Log will be displayed.
After a couple of seconds the Desktop will be displayed.
The xrdp Remote Desktop Connection software is now installed and running on your Raspberry Pi!
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Anyone succeeded to install xrdp on a Pi with the 2016-05-27-raspbian-jessie image? It says xrdp service is dead instead of active / running 🙁
As my Pi 2 running the Ubiquiti controller again “crashed” (returned an error on every command on the CLI and refused to reboot), I’m trying to set it up again with the latest Jessie image and am experiencing some problems (xrdp not working, permission denied error when trying to SSH directly after updating the Pi’s software etc.).
I’m trying to find out what’s happening, but my Linux knowledge is rather limited. I read the kernel has been updated in a recent Raspbian release. Is it possible this causing the issues?