How to Remote Desktop to Raspberry Pi from Apple Mac
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apple remote desktop is legit 74.99 !?!?!?!?
This. Was. PERFECT!!
How do you access the Raspberry from the Mac initially? The title is misleading..
Use the terminal program on the Mac to ssh to the Raspberry. Type "terminal" in the Mac search to open it. Connect to the Pi and then install the software. If you don't know the IP address of your Pi, go to your ethernet router and look up what's connected. It will be one of those.
Daniel J what if I don’t have an Ethernet connection?
@@britcoun if you don't have an Ethernet connection you can automaticaly connect your raspberry pi to your wifi. Insert your sd card in your computer, open the root of "boot" and create a file called: wpa_supplicant.conf (createfrom the terminal type: touch /Volumes/boot/wpa_supplicant.conf ). Then paste the following into it:
country=US
ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev
update_config=1
network={
ssid="NETWORK-NAME"
psk="NETWORK-PASSWORD"
}
Edit the file adjusting for the name of your country code, network name and network password.
@@victorl5050 Thanks a lot! You're a life saver :)
this is not working if you have a new raspberry pi 4 8gb ram, I need ti install the sudo for the build screen on my rasberry pi4 only no alternative screen or keyboard only my MacBook Pro
worked perfectly, after 3 hours of googling
How do you get to the raspberry pi terminal??? Some of us are complete newbies.
go to terminal in mac
replace the words for what they say:
type: ssh raspberryPiName@theIPAdressOfPi
Then it will ask for the password of pi
once entered, your terminal should be in the Pi
so I will be able to use the mac keyboard and mouse also or I will just be able to use the screen
Great video, but mine didn't work in the first place.
I downloaded several crazy stuff in the rasberry pi 3.
such as:
sudo apt-get install tightvncserver
after that I typed
tightvncserver
password: raspberry
verify: rasberry
I choose:
no
vncserver :1 -geometry 800x600 -depth 24
After that I opened the Microsoft Remote Desktop and I did everything what CraftedGenenius said.
Very helpful video -- thank you. While I'm waiting for Raspberry Pi to become available I'm running Raspberry Pi Desktop in VirtualBox on my MacBook & using Microsoft Remote Desktop to connect to it. This is a nicer solution than using the VirtualBox UI.
I tried this but keep Get error message "We couldn't connect to the remote PC because the Remote Desktop Gateway is temporarily unavailable. Try connecting later or contact your network administrator for assistance.
Error code: 0x300005e...any help would be appreciated
hopefully will help you
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also it keeps telling me that the connection refused
Remote Desktop works perfectly. But when I connect my Raspberry Pi to my TV and access it through Remote Desktop, my actions in Remote Desktop are not mirrored on the TV screen. Why is that? When I play a RUclips video, I can hear the sounds through the TV but do not see the video itself.
Hello sir.. tq for sharing. Mind if explain how you record screen from the raspbery point of view?
Hmm, I tried it and only got "Permission Denied" with a black screen. However, using the Mac Terminal I was still able to SSH connect by just typing "ssh pi@192.168.x.xxx" then prompting "yes" getting me to the password for Pi and finally the Pi terminal.
SSH worked for me too. I couldn't get xrdp to download, but all I really needed was SSH at this point. I'll also figure out why xrpd didn't work.
someone suggest how to access it externally, please.
Thank you helped a bunch!! 😀
Just a quick note from a guy that spent all day trying to figure out why this was not working for me: Apple's "Remote Desktop" Version 3.9 (for OS 10.10ish), that you see on screen shortly, does NOT work for this. Microsoft's "Microsoft Remote Desktop" DOES work.
Thanks. It works every good on my computer.
but I still have a additional question, how can I use my Mac as the monitor without open other monitor every time.
if I can just open my Mac and connect to my RSP, thats gonna be wonderful.
My ssh is enabled. I am getting a connection refused message. Also there is no "inet addr" option under wlan0. Only an inet option under lo. Im thinking that is my issue. Is there any other way to find the ip of the raspberry pi or is there a chance that my internet is off or something. I have a model 3 b+
are you sure your pi is connected to your wifi?
question: if I move to a new network, I have to do it again?
What came first, the chicken or the egg?
Works like a charm ! Thanks a lot !
This is great, thank you
I followed this tutorial exactly and Nick Taras' tip. Was unable to make the connection
Worked great, cheers! One thing that took me by surprise (I use windows RD quite a lot) is that it didnt kick/lock me out on the Pi while I was remoted to it. I was able to use programs, the mouse etc on separate desktops simultaneously.
Legend
thx, it helped a lot.
thank you
amazingggg
I'm assuming you have to enable VNC on the pi first for this to work right?
Whenever I try to connect I get a "Connection Refused" :(
Newer versions of Raspbian now have SSH disabled by default. You can change this in the Raspberry Pi Configuration section of preferences. See more here: www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/remote-access/ssh/
Thanks. Works great and easy procedure !!!
I removed the screen from my old mac book pro that didnt work anymore could I take the driver board out and hook up the Raspberry Pi to it
Did you do this yet? All the information I read indicated you needed to buy a third party controller board from ebay for this to work and in my case they cost more than a second hand lcd monitor would do. Also depending on the model of the macbook pro you took apart, the screen may be worth more to you if you sell it and buy a monitor.
@@not_ever I just used the same motherboard it came with and plugged in a fat32 usb running linux, and also tried windows and they both worked
Works for me. Thx!
Can't seem to get it to work. It starts connecting then it says "connection refused". What am I doing wrong?
I have the same challange, have you figured out whats wrong?
Thanks for this. Very useful
Thank You :)
It worked smoothly.. thank you so much!
thanks a lot worked for me
you made my life easier
Thank you!
This didn't work for me. Does anyone know how to fix it?
same here XD
thanks mate
it's working thank you a lot
Thanks a lot. This is another one of the pieces of information I needed before buying a raspberry pi. Another one was how to multi-boot (just using one big sd card for different os'es) and the answer was Berryboot :)
thank you, very useful
Thank you.
bloody useful and quick - cheers mate
Very True Cheers!!!
Just done this, really good stuff thank you. don't own a usb keyboard and could borrow one, saved me the effort of buying one and storing it.
Sir everything worked perfect!! great tutorial! You rock!
This is a real answer to my question. Thanks mate, you nailed it :)
Straight to the point and easy. Thank you!!
guys you can do this ONLY If you have a macbook...PRO get it? it's gonna work just if it's PRO! not like air or just macbook, it has to be PRO
Gabriel Voss what is your problem?
Really clear and useful, thanks!
you lost me after Hello everyone...
So he has a Macbook Pro? Not just a Mac or just a Macbook?
For this we have to connect ethernet cable? or we can use wifi to connect to raspberry pi
You can use wifi
lol that fucking my mac XD i cant use internet cable now i can use only wifi lol