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I'm currently running my HARDKERNEL OdroidHardkernel ODROID U2 with the OduinoODUINO One (Arduino Uno R3 & additions) in a headless setup and connect to the OdroidODROID U2 via SSH over LAN. It is running Debian 7.1 armhf and got all major libraries that are needed to compile software, but no X-Server is installed.

When I try to start the Arduino work environment via the console command arduino, it spits out a Java exception telling me that I don't have an X-Display.

How would I headlessly compile and upload Arduino programs if not through the arduino command?

I'm currently running my HARDKERNEL Odroid U2 with the Oduino One (Arduino Uno R3 & additions) in a headless setup and connect to the Odroid U2 via SSH over LAN. It is running Debian 7.1 armhf and got all major libraries that are needed to compile software, but no X-Server is installed.

When I try to start the Arduino work environment via the console command arduino, it spits out a Java exception telling me that I don't have an X-Display.

How would I headlessly compile and upload Arduino programs if not through the arduino command?

I'm currently running my Hardkernel ODROID U2 with the ODUINO One (Arduino Uno R3 & additions) in a headless setup and connect to the ODROID U2 via SSH over LAN. It is running Debian 7.1 armhf and got all major libraries that are needed to compile software, but no X-Server is installed.

When I try to start the Arduino work environment via the console command arduino, it spits out a Java exception telling me that I don't have an X-Display.

How would I headlessly compile and upload Arduino programs if not through the arduino command?

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Headlessly Compiling and Uploading Arduino Programs on an armhf Platform

I'm currently running my HARDKERNEL Odroid U2 with the Oduino One (Arduino Uno R3 & additions) in a headless setup and connect to the Odroid U2 via SSH over LAN. It is running Debian 7.1 armhf and got all major libraries that are needed to compile software, but no X-Server is installed.

When I try to start the Arduino work environment via the console command arduino, it spits out a Java exception telling me that I don't have an X-Display.

How would I headlessly compile and upload Arduino programs if not through the arduino command?