Unable to find jump target (-1, 5) for Server

[No0ne558]

Im running this on a Raspberry pi 5 with Pi OS lite. 125 GB of storage and 8 Gb of ram with a touch display 1024x600.
When starting vtpos or vtrun I get Unable to find jump target (-1, 5) for Server.

[GeneMosher]

ViewTouch requires 1920 x 1080, full high definition.

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[No0ne558]

ok I got to run the vtpos on a display with 1920x1080 and got in. now I'm trying to connect a android device. I tried three different android devices one tabled and two phones each with 1920x1080 displays and I keep getting this error: TermError: Can't load font '-adobe-times-medium-r-normal--20--iso8859-1' on display '192.xx.x.xx:0' Even trying to set the export to the devices didn't work. I'm using viewtouch-1.20.48.apk

[GeneMosher]

The programmer who wrote the Android X Server is in the Ukraine military. If he is still alive when Ukraine surrenders then perhaps he will update the code. Perhaps someone else will update the Android X Server code. Perhaps someone will use deepseek AI to continue ViewTouch source code development.

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On Sun, Dec 29, 2024, 12:46 PM No0ne558 ***@***.***> wrote: ok I got to run the vtpos on a display with 1920x1080 and got in. now I'm trying to connect a android device. I tried three different android devices one tabled and two phones each with 1920x1080 displays and I keep getting this error: TermError: Can't load font '-adobe-times-medium-r-normal--20- *-iso8859-1*' on display '192.xx.x.xx:0' Even trying to set the export to the devices didn't work. I'm using viewtouch-1.20.48.apk — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#140 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ACIIESQUIKKLCJB4NFGXFOT2IBNRPAVCNFSM6AAAAABTXI6LNCVHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43OSLTON2WKQ3PNVWWK3TUHMZDKNRUHAZTINRVGE> . You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[No0ne558]

Hopefully the war ends soon. I have found a work around using XServer XSDL and can now add android displays to the viewtouch. I currently have two displays set up and are working amazingly. Now just waiting to get the All-in-One AIO-CM5-156 to use the bootable image for raspberry pie. I got Viewtouch to work on my pi 5 but got a lot of erros and the program crashes because some missing files. I probably built the software incorrectly. Thanks you

[GeneMosher]

I would appreciate it if you would explain precisely, in detail, what you did in your workaround to get Pelya's XServer XSDL to work for you.

I would also appreciate it if everyone would obtain the All-in-One from me through the ViewTouch Web Site. There are several things which will not work as well if the All-in-One is ordered directly from ChipSee.

[No0ne558]

Step-by-Step Guide to Set Up XServer XSDL:

• Download and Install XServer XSDL:

• Visit the download link: XServer XSDL APK.

• Download and install the app on your device.

Initial Launch:

• Open the app after installation.

• Close the app immediately after it opens, then reopen it.

Access Configuration Options:

• On the second launch, the Change Device Configuration option will appear.

• Tap this option to proceed.

Install Additional Fonts:

• Navigate to the Downloads section in the app.

• Check the box to Install Additional Fonts and tap OK.

Calibrate Touchscreen:

• Go to Mouse Emulation and select Calibrate Touchscreen.

• Follow the instructions to calibrate:

• Slide your finger across the screen from edge to edge until the screen is completely covered.

• Once done, press the Back button on your tablet to confirm.

Set Mouse Emulation Mode:

• Go back to Mouse Emulation Mode.

• Select Large (tablets).

• Tap OK, and then OK again.

Wait for Additional Fonts to Install:

• Wait until the installation of additional fonts is complete.

• Once done, close the app.

Reopen the App:

• Open the app again.

• Wait for a countdown to appear.

• Tap the screen before the countdown reaches zero.

Set Display Resolution:

• On the bottom right, tap Custom.

• If your tablet’s native display resolution is 1920x1080, you can simply tap 1920x1080.

Otherwise:

• Enter 1920 and tap Enter.

• Then enter 1080 and tap Enter again.

Choose DPI:

• A new screen will load.

• Select the DPI setting that best fits your tablet.

• X0.5 worked best for my setup.

Configure Settings:

• On the next screen, adjust the following settings:

• Keyboard: System

• CTRL/ALT/Shift overlay: NO

• Display Number: Set it to any number you prefer.

• PulseAudio: YES

Finalize Setup:

After configuring the settings to your preference, tap OKAY to save.
You are now ready to use XServer XSDL.