How to run my executable file on VNC tight viewer? [closed]

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I am using an embedded PC which contains VNC server. I am able to access the contents of the embedded PC on my laptop using VNC tight viewer via ethernet cable. I want to run the executable file generated by the Linux operating system on this embedded PC or on VNC tight viewer. Could anyone suggest me some ideas?

Answer 1

your pc runnig windows, and you run Linux on virtual machine, and you want to run the binary build from virtual machine on your target board, the one you called embedded PC. Is my understanding right?

If in that case, you should try to use nfs. Run nfs server in your virtual machine, mount the shared folder from you embedded PC. So you can immediately see all changed in the shared folder from you embedded PC, as well as run any generated binary file.

A reference here: http://www.rt-embedded.com/blog/archives/how-to-setup-an-nfs-client-on-the-target/

Answer 2

You can use sftp/scp for copiying your binary to your embedded PC and then you can run that binary using vnc viewer,execute below command from your linux machine

scp binary username@embeddedPC:/home/username/