[SOLVED] Pin configuration

[Armin@netPI]

Yes, the video output from the HDMI connector. So the raspbian OS available in the docker has a video output right?

Yes your understanding is correct. Our Docker container example https://hub.docker.com/r/hilschernetpi/n...ktop-hdmi/ uses the open source display driver X.org. Before you start the container connect a mouse and keyboard to the netPI and then use netPI as a standard IPC afterwards.

You can have your own HDMI container if you want and make adaptions. You can test the HDMI container on your standard Raspberry Pi 3 before and then you know how it looks like. For this install Docker on your standard Rpi3 and start it with:

Code:

docker run --device="/dev/tty0" --device="/dev/tty2" --device="/dev/fb0" --device="/dev/input" --device="/dev/snd" --net=host --restart=always --privileged hilschernetpi/netpi-desktop-hdmi

All our example containers are available in source code so you can see now to create own containers and also you can see how we have built the HDMI container here https://github.com/Hilscher/netPI-desktop-hdmi if you look to the file Dockerfile. A Dockerfile is a script file the Docker composer needs a basis to create a containers image.