I was of course able to attach to the network from my iPad running x-air and also from the Raspberry PI. I tried first to attach to the terminal session by using XR18s built in Wi-Fi network. I had both D元2S and XR18 built in WI-FI on my target list for these tests. I have a post for this exactly how to make a nice Raspberian installation for Z-LiveRec in this linked post. I first installed a Raspberry PI and also Z-LiveRec and got it working, using a hdmi screen attached. I liked the idea – so I had to try it out! So the challenge was to create a Raspberry PI to boot up, logging in to the pre-defined WI-FI network and create a remote server session which any device on the same WI-FI network could to attach to. (Headlessmode) The idea from the user was to be able to remote control Z-LiveRec running on Raspberry using a RealVNC terminal window (which is built in Raspberry) I recently got a question about if Z-LiveRec could be used on Raspberry PI but without a screen or monitor.
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