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Hello, I can see we have document which can be followed to modify screen resolution using displayplacer :
- https://catalog.us-east-1.prod.workshops.aws/workshops/5ced3c00-8e8a-4c4d-82fa-ca1b7804ea4d/en-US/instance-setup/connect-to-ec2-mac/screen-sharing
- https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/ec2-mac-instances.html#mac-screen-resolution That being said, can you help us with the error you are getting after following steps mentioned in above documents, as it will help us to troubleshoot the issue further. Awaiting your response!
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I had the same issue. AWS support suggested using BetterDisplay (pro version is ~$20). Install BetterDisplay on the Mac EC2, create a dummy display and mirror it to the built-in AWS Nitro-D-1 display. You can set the dummy display to have the same resolution as your monitor's native resolution.
- Download and Install the BetterDisplay Application on the EC2 M1 Mac instance. https://github.com/waydabber/BetterDisplay/releases/download/v1.4.12/BetterDisplay-v1.4.12.dmg
- Start the Application and it should run in the MenuBar.
- Create a Dummy Display Interface e.g. Dummy 16:9.
- Mirror the newly created Dummy Display to the AWS Nitro D-1 display.
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Displayplacer seems to be intel only. When trying it on a mac2 instance I see the following
ec2-user@ip-172-31-46-138 ~ % displayplacer zsh: bad CPU type in executable: displayplacer
I tried "displayplacer" on my mac2.metal instance but of the 14 modes it lists, the highest resolution is 1024x768. Is there no way to configure something larger for this virtual display? It's really tiny/wasteful on my 3840x2160 monitor.