Quote from: Maxximus007 on June 22, 2017, 07:44:54 AM

Quote from: fullzero on June 22, 2017, 01:47:47 AM

Quote from: xleejohnx on June 21, 2017, 10:15:59 PM

Quote from: fullzero on June 21, 2017, 05:17:12 PM

I will respond to all posts later today: sorry if I have taken a longtime to respond. I will make sure I respond to everyone at some point tonight.

v0016 is out see the OP for a link.

I didn't implement all requested changes, but I think I got most of them. If I missed yours with v0016 I will get to it soon.

I have only tested this build on 8 rigs; so let me know if you find any bugs. Grin

Change Log:
v0016
  auto repair xorg: fixes single GPU not OCing bug (will auto detect / repair / reboot if using a single GPU or the xorg file has otherwise been damaged)
  implemented Maxximus007 suggestion to enable expect-less oneBash
  Thanks Maxximus007 Smiley
  powerlimit not setting bug is fixed (even for very slow USB keys)
  added Teamviewer with oneBash YES / NO switch to enable / disable it
  added openssh-server switch in oneBash YES / NO switch to enable / disable it
  added Desktop Sharing RDP program (enable / setup with GUI on the taskbar)
  added ifconfig output to the top of mining process (easy to get rig IP)
  added EWBF v3.4
  added Claymore v9.5
  added EWBF and Claymore version selectors to oneBash
  added EXTENTION_ARGUMENTS for each Ethash COIN (to add additional Claymore parameters)
  increased Claymore stability
  reduced boot time
  will now work with slow USB keys
   VTC COIN selection with VTC or BTC payout
   ZEN COIN selection
   NICE COIN selection

keep getting low disk space
is something logging now?

There should be no logging other than the standard Ubuntu syslog; which should take up almost no space.

In v0016; to make the image smaller: I reduced the size of the primary partition by almost 1gb, which also reduced the free space available to the system.

It is possible I removed too much, and should enlarge the partition for the next version. Let me know if anything other than low disk messages happen; or if it appears performance is degraded in anyway as a result.

You might want to run sudo apt update, sudo apt upgrade, sudo apt autoremove. This will remove around 1.5 Gb obsolete files. Apt was complaining about a file in /lib/modules/4.4.0-65.generic/kernel/drivers/media/usb/hdpvr/hdpvr.ko. I removed that PID file by hand, and ran sudo apt autoremove again. Currently 3.3Gb free space, that should be plenty.
** disclaimer ** it worked for me, YMMV

Most of the larger 'obsolete files' are system files for chipsets and cpus other than the ones your rig is currently using. If you don't plan on using that USB key with a different chipset / CPU; there shouldn't be any problems removing them and getting more space.