# This is the minimal configuration necessary to use the Tegra driver. Sudo /etc/X11/nf # Copyright (c) 2011-2015 NVIDIA CORPORATION. For that you simply have to add a section “Screen” to your /etc/X11/nf and choose a resolution (Virtual 1280 800) For most users using one remote machine with one Tegra board it maybe sufficient to only change the default resolution of the virtual monitor of a headless system. When no screens are found, the system defaults to a “virtual desktop”, with a 640x480 resolution.
One way is to install another VNC server like vnc4server, which support display resolution configuration with xrandr. There are several ways how you can cope with that problem. The standard VNC server vino of Ubuntu 14.04 does not support xrandr to change screen resolution on a headless system.
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