Quote from: scryptr on August 09, 2020, 12:38:30 PM

UPDATE TO UBUNTU 18.04--

I updated after configuring the release upgrade from the keyboard. I then connected from remote via SSH, and repeated the steps outlined above. The update completed without a system hangup, and then rebooted.

On reboot, nvOC did not start the miner. I issued "nvOC start", and received this response:

   "m1@m1-desktop:~$/home/m1/NVOC/mining/nvOC start
   Restarting nvOC tasks....

   Unable to init server: Could not connect: Connection refused
   # Failed to parse arguments: Cannot open display:
   m1@m1-desktop:~$"

I will go into the miner directory and set up a standalone start script; but I would like to set the system straight so that it can talk to itself. Any suggestions? --scryptr

P.S. -- NOTE: When towards the end of the update, I was given an ASCII (colored text) command prompt asking what to do with the "grub" script. I had several choices. I could keep the original, use the new grub supplied by the package manager, merge the two or three grub scripts, open a window to edit them, and etc.

I chose to keep the original. The SSH session continued and scrolled through all the actions until it ended. No big errors popped up. I rebooted at the final prompt, and the system restarted. --scryptr

P.P.S. -- I went to the keyboard and noticed that the monitor had no display. The monitor reported "no signal". However, via SSH, my miner is running just fine. Further, if I open up the webpage/API display at the miner LAN address, the information is displayed properly. The readout reports that I am running UBUNTU 18.04.

Any clues? --scryptr

Restore xorg with:

Code:

bash /home/m1/NVOC/mining/nvOC restore-xorg