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Can you write detailed instructions on how to install on top of HiveOS - Awesome Miner?

Please see this guide as a starting point:
https://support.awesomeminer.com/support/solutions/articles/35000086210-remote-agent-for-linux

after installing of Am on Hive, run this command:
ldconfig /hive/lib/

otherwise not all miners will work properly

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"""Use ssh user@192.168.0.xxx from Linux or Mac. Windows users can use Putty ssh client. The default password is "1". Once logged in, run sudo -s to become root. Start or stop miners, agent, etc. produced only from the root user
If you prefer a graphical interface, then a VNC server is at your service. Use VNC Viewer or any other VNC client to connect to the IP address vnc: //192.168.0.xxx: 5900.
The ShellInABox server is running in the rig. You can open https://192.168.0.xxx:4200/ in your browser for web access.
The default login is user password 1."""

Do I need to register the command after logging in through Putty, do I need to write "sudo -s" to get root, what command should I write?

Small quide how to prepare & configure HiveOS USB stick and AwesomeMiner:

configure BIOS of your rig to use extern GPU as primary video output
put USB stick with fresh HIveOS installation in your mining rig.
connect hdmi monitor to GPU which is connected to main PCE slot
switch on rig power
after HiveOS loaded do following commands:
hivepasswd somepassword
diskexpand
selfupgrade
wget http://www.awesomeminer.com/download/setup/awesomeminer-remoteagent.tar.xz
tar xvJf awesomeminer-remoteagent.tar.xz
cd awesomeminer-remoteagent
sudo ./service-install.sh
ldconfig /hive/lib/

now you can access your rig linux console from remote computer over: ssh user@yourRigIP

you can install a new NVIDIA driver. (preffered) This upgrade you must do over remote console!
Login to rig over ssh and do this commands:
logs-on
reboot

after rebooting:
cd awesomeminer-remoteagent
*stop*
killall xinit
nvidia-driver-update

after driver installation complete (need some time) do this commands:

logs-off
reboot

now you can use HiveOS+AM together

P.S. Very important! Do not assign any flightsheets or set any watchdogs, autofan, overclocks in Hive Web interface for this rig. This will cause a conflict between AM and Hive! Only put rig.conf file on USB stcik (Better if you simple create a fresh rig instance on Hive website for this setup) All what we need from Hive is only configured Linux and cuda libs, nothing more. AM remote agent will do the rest.

Enjoy.

He-he, i see you use AMD cards, then you can skip a step with NVDIA driver update. I see you have installed AM remote agent. If you cant connect to rig over AM, then check:
If you marked in AM the rig host as a Linux host
check windows firewall

seems like i am unable to OC the gpus

i get a error : unable to read GPU information

any tips?