Quote from: viperman2 on June 02, 2017, 02:33:03 PM

It is intended to prompt for password right after the screen is up??? whats the workaround to fix that.

OS should autologin; in all new images I am making screenlock is disabled.

Quote from: viperman2 on June 02, 2017, 02:57:37 PM

Hi, i'have imaged the OS to hard drive and its working fine.
Just right after the boot terminal window is opened and start executing some commands with message of sudo password.
Is this by design or i should put some intervention. At the end after 20-30 minutes of waiting i got claymore miner started and got error that no space to create DAG file.

The simplest solution for right now is to open the windows partition containing oneBash. By open I mean click it on the taskbar on the left.

Once you do this the ssd partition will be linked and oneBash should be found and launched.

You may also need to close the mining process and reopen gnome terminal to relaunch it; not sure its been a while since I used an ssd with nvOC.

for a more permanent solution:

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click the usbkey icon on the taskbar at the left of the screen

copy oneBash to the desktop

press f12 to open the guake terminal, if cpuminer is running press ctrl +c to stop it

type the following and then press enter:

chmod +x '/home/m1/Desktop/oneBash'

click the file cabinet icon on the taskbar at the left of the screen

rightclick the file called 2unix

select open with gedit

on the last line which starts with:

bash

modify the line to be:

bash '/home/m1/Desktop/oneBash'

and save the file.

Close the mining process if open

reopen gnome terminal to restart the mining process and it will start the oneBash on the desktop

this will allow the ssd / hdd build to autolaunch on boot