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Headless mode issue with Xvfb #2
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Hi, However it is desirable to first run xplane in normal mode. In the normal mode, one need to change certain parameter configuration. For example to uncheck So that when you launch in headless mode the next time it automatically load the situation - without the startup menu or launch configuration interring it. Basically, the aim is to change xplane setting in normal mode to automatically load your previous flight. After achieving this, then the headless mode should work I hope this helps. Regards |
Yeah I did all of that. Currently bash files for headless mode don't seem to do anything for me, they don't create xvfb process and I can't get any data out using XplaneConnect. I also tried that command in terminal. Maybe I missed some steps. So, to run X plane in headless mode all I need to do is have xvfb installed, move bash file into X plane folder, add it with chmod and run it? Thanks |
Hi, Hope this helps Regards |
In headless mode can we choose and control multiple aircrafts in the respective instance. |
Hi,
I tried running X-plane in headless mode with a command from the bash file (xvfb-run --server-args=':1 -screen 0, 1024x768x16' ./X-Plane-x86_64 > /dev/null &) and I am getting Exit 1 or it just exits out if I run it with sudo.
I suspect it's some setup issue on my system. Have you had any similar errors when you first tried to run X-plane with xvfb?
Thanks a lot
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