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add missing steps for running pavucontrol
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janvda committed Sep 16, 2019
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Expand Up @@ -264,9 +264,11 @@ pavucontrol and audacity are both X11 applications. The following steps describ
1. On your macbook run X-windows and authorize raspberry pi as specified by below steps:
1. Assure that your macbook is connected to the same LAN.
2. Install [XQuartz v2.7.11](https://www.xquartz.org) (= X Window System) on your macbook.
3. Launch XQuartz and open an xterm window from menu (applications > terminal)
4. within xterm window enter the commands `xhost +<ip address raspberry pi>` (The `<ip address raspberry pi>` can be found in the BalenaCloud dashboard). This allows the raspberry pi to display on the XQuartz window system. Note if the raspberry pi has 2 IP addresses (Wi-Fi and Ethernet) then enter the `xhost +` for both IP addresses.
5. Validate the authorizations set in previous step by running command `xhost`. You should see something like:
3. Update firewall rules (under `System Preferences`> `Security & Privacy` > `Firewall Options ...`) so that it is allowing incoming connections for the `XQuartz` application.
4. Launch XQuartz and in its settings: go to Security tab and enable `Authenticate connections` and Àllow connections from network clients`
5. open an xterm window (this can be done via XQuartz menu: applications > terminal)
6. within xterm window enter the commands `xhost +<ip address raspberry pi>` (The `<ip address raspberry pi>` can be found in the BalenaCloud dashboard). This allows the raspberry pi to display on the XQuartz window system. Note if the raspberry pi has 2 IP addresses (Wi-Fi and Ethernet) then enter the `xhost +` for both IP addresses.
7. Validate the authorizations set in previous step by running command `xhost`. You should see something like:

```
bash-3.2$ xhost
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