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the instructions for screen can be found here:
https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Screen_terminal_multiplexer
the most import is:

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screen -listshow all running sessions

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screen -x NUMBERconnect to a session.

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^A dDetach from a session

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^A kkill a session



if you want to stop gunbot then connect to the gunbot screen session and
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^C

Thanks man. You're the master.

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Hi, Thanks for these instructions, my bot is running now, and I use screen on terminal, it really helps from keeping the bot running while the terminal is off. But how can I turn the bot off? There isn't any instruction on how to turn off the screen and the bot.

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Hi,

Finally I've done all the setup and installed gunbot on pi.  I followed all the instruction from you and typed on the console, after I hit the screen ./gunbot-arm it came out (screen is terminating), then i tried without the screen I typed ./gunbot-arm and it came out with (bash: ./ProfitTrailer.cmd: Permission denied)

I'm not sure what went wrong? Maybe I've another gunbot file on my laptop as I used the laptop ran the bot before I got this PI. What do you think might went wrong?

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Finally I received  Raspberry PI 3 today ;D. I'm goint to setup the pi now. I want to use it like you do with VNC on headless PI. For using VNC on headless PI, do we have to setup the PI headlessly or actually we can set it up on monitor then just install the VNC to the PI? Thanks.

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at the moment i have 34 pairs.

if you want to use VNC you don't need any screen. thats what it is for. if you really need a GUI.

this is how it will look like when you use VNC:



Thanks for all these information. I'm going to get Raspberry PI first. There is still a lot of things need to learn to put everything in place.

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Hi, I'll use two bots on Raspberry PI. How many pairs can we trade on PI? Should I get SD card 32gb or 16gb? Also will Raspberry PI LCD screen good for VNC use? Thank you very much.

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Beginners & Help / Re: [Guide] GunBot Version 5 using a Raspberry P 3
« on: November 02, 2017, 12:15:04 PM »
In the .screenrc file you can add this line. termcapinfo xterm* ti@:te@

with that you can scroll through the terminal output. i stopped saving the output because the file gets big rather fast.

I'll get a Raspberry PI 3 and then follow the instruction you gave. I'm really interested to do it. Thanks for the awesome information. it's really helpful.

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Beginners & Help / Re: Using a raspberry pi 3 and Gunbot Version 5
« on: November 01, 2017, 09:30:22 AM »
Hi, Do you connect your Raspberry PI to a monitor or a computer to run a Gunbot?

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