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switched from Teamviewer to ssh...

removed the # from file as per onebash instructions

upon ssh to rig IP

user: root
password: miner1

Error message: Access denied

Anybody can help?

try as the user:

m1

that works thanks!

from where do I find / how edit to the onebash file?

it is located at:

Code:

'/media/m1/1263-A96E/oneBash'

You probably already know this but I'm sure a lot of members don't :

IMO when navigating by the cmd line the easiest way to is use a few shortcuts

first see what is in the current directory (also called a folder) with:

Code:

ls

this will show you what is there

start typing the desired sub directory or file then press the tab key

as soon as what you have started typing is distinguishable; the tab will finish for you

to move up a directory (to the parent directory) use

Code:

cd ..

the three of these should allow very quick cmd line navigation once you get used to using them.

the last shortcut that is really helpful is to press the up key (single or multiple times) to scroll through previously entered cmds.

If you are not used to the command line you can install Midnight Commander. This will give you a more graphical way to move around folders (directories), start the editor etc.

Code:

sudo apt install mc

it will ask for the password.
after that you can start it with:

Code:

mc