Ah, that's a good point - I hadn't even considered how it was actually being rendered xD

Take it there are no alternatives to plugging in one of the video sockets?


Thanks btw

Me again! I got bored about at a week ago and started pottering around with RetroPie - you know, retro emulators ftw and all that xD I've been setting it up over SSH and have tested it once with an HDMI tv. I would like to be able to test it over SSH (using Xming (windows)). I've currently used x11 ...

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That *appears* to fix the connection issue - I wish I had though of changing that before I posted xD

Long story short: I SSH into my Pi either by ethernet or wifi - but I'm only able to get internet via the wifi (i.e when the ethernet is not plugged in). Conversely, if I'm using ethernet, I can still SSH into the Pi via the wifi - BUT I no longer have internet access (I can ping anywhere within the...

'Lo all! I've just finished setting up my Raspberry Pi but I've got a relatively minor problem. I have set up the Pi up using SSH using a direct link to my laptop via ethernet. On top of that I have a usb wifi antenna (in the Pi) Both setups work fine: but the problem is that if I don't have the eth...