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OpenPlotter 4 (based on Debian Bookworm)
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(2023-10-13, 11:58 AM)Sailoog Wrote: Has anyone been able to get VNC working on Raspberry OS Bookworm?

I always get: "Unable to connect to VNC Server using your chosen security setting. Either upgrade VNC Server to a more recent version from RealVNC, or select a weaker level of encryption."

Yes I have it working although like you I struggled for ages to make it so. I got the same message as you. If I connected a mouse/keyboard I could see that the normal RealVNC icon was missing from the top taskbar.

This is what I did:

Downloaded the 64 bit Bookworm image for the pi
Using Raspberry imager I created an SD card, enabling SSH, Wifi credentials etc
Put the card in and booted
SSH in
did a sudo raspi-config
Display Options>VNC resolution I set to 1920x1080
In advanced options>A6 Wayland I selected X11, ok, Finish
A reboot was called for so I did that

On reboot I SSH in, went into raspi-config again and in the Interfaces section I enabled VNC

After that I could VNC in without a problem and the RealVNC icon was on the top taskbar as expected.

I could probably have enabled VNC the first time in raspi-config but I didn't try that. I suspect the key is the Wayland/X11 option.


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RE: OpenPlotter 4 (based on Debian Bookworm) - by baltika_no_9 - 2023-10-13, 04:31 PM

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