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Once you have the IP address you may SSH into your VM from your linux shell console. Use root as the ssh user.
$ ssh root@x.x.x.x |
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As described in the previous section, you can log in to your emulator VM from your Host Machine using the ssh command.
$ ssh root@x.x.x.x |
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Note: In order to learn the IP address of your VM, use the RDK Browser application “tab” key to navigate to "Device Info" which will provide you the IP address. Press "Enter" key to enter Device Info
Install VMplayer in Host Machine
Use the below Link download to install VMware Player on host
After downloading
sudo ./VMware-Player-<Version>.bundle (LInux OS)
Run VMware-Player-<Version>.exe (Windows OS)
Reason for VMplayer: in Mesa Higher versions EGL-PLATFORM fbdev is not available as it is deprecated so we tried using DRM (Direct Rendering Manager driver for graphics)
for DRM driver is available only in vmware only (vmwgfx so we have gone for VMware Player)
1 Once VMware Player is installed, open the VMWare Player using the command
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vmplayer & or open using GUI
2 Click File --> Create a New Virtual Machine --> Select 'i will install my operating system later' --> click Next
3 Select 'Linux' --> Version 'Other Linux 3.x kernel' --> Click Next --> Give name --> Click Next
4 Maximum Disk Size : 8 Gb --> Select 'Store Virtual Disk as a Single File' --> Click Next --> Memory for this Virtual Machine '512 Mb' --> Click 'Close' --> Click 'Finish'
5 Click 'Edit virtual machine settings' --> select Hard Disk (IDE) --> Click 'Remove' -->Click 'Add' --> Select Hard Disk --> Select 'Use existing Virtual Hard disk'
6 File browse and set the path to the *.vmdk file --> Click Finish --> Click 'Keep Existing Format'
7 Network Adapter select Bridge Adapter --> Click Save
8 Click Play Virtual Machine
Cannot connect the virtual device ide1:0 because no corresponding device is available on the host.
Do you want to try to connect this virtual device every time you power on the virtual machine? [YES] [NO]
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