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Going from Headless to Monitor Support

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I have been running Unraid headless for quite a few years now. I now would like to connect a monitor to the computer. I have a 5950x which doesn't have an iGPU, but I have a Quadro P2000 Card that was strictly used for transcoding before. When I connect a cable from it to the monitor I see a black screen. I can tell there is a signal because the screen is black, otherwise my PiKVM would say "No Signal".

 

Why is it a black screen?

What should I be seeing the Unraid Dashboard? 

 

Is there anything I need to be doing for this to work? I'd like to be able to access my dashboard as I would on the webUI.

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Did you reboot after connecting the cable?

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10 hours ago, JorgeB said:

Did you reboot after connecting the cable?

Yes. I rebooted several times. I can see the bios screen but past that it goes black.

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Not even the Unraid boot menu?

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I'm seeing the command line, I guess?

 

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Ok. I figured it out. I missed the menu just before this that allowed you to select GUI. 

 

Thanks for the help. Rebooting was what started at least the command line to start appearing... although I did move the output from one DisplayPort to another and then rebooted before I started seeing the command line. 

 

Anyways. Glad to see the GUI finally. It's really just a Firefox browser. 

Edited by dcuellar44

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Typically, you access the GUI over LAN, GUI mode is mostly for an emergency.

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4 hours ago, dcuellar44 said:

I figured it out. I missed the menu just before this that allowed you to select GUI

Once you have the GUI working (either locally or remotely) you can click on the Boot drive on the Main tab and change the default boot option to be the GUI one.

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