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RE: New Stable release from Ayufan (0.8.3) - Ross - 07-26-2019
Hello
I have updated from 0.79 to 0.8.3 and everything is ok.
I have a stupid question : what is this red light always on beside the white light ?
Before, I had ony the white light, and now I have both.
Merci for your answer
Ross
RE: New Stable release from Ayufan (0.8.3) - evilbunny - 07-26-2019
(07-26-2019, 12:23 PM)Ross Wrote: Hello
I have updated from 0.79 to 0.8.3 and everything is ok.
I have a stupid question : what is this red light always on beside the white light ?
Before, I had ony the white light, and now I have both.
Merci for your answer
Ross
Both the red and white LEDs are controllable by the OS and different images do different things with them
RE: Removing account rock64/rock64 locks up lightDM login. - Nikolay_Po - 08-05-2019
(07-19-2019, 05:58 PM)Faradn Wrote: [Using Mate' user/group management utility]
- Log in as rock64/rock64.
- Add user t3st3r1/what3v3r# with administrative rights.
- Log out rock64.
- Log in as t3st3r1/what3v3r#.
- Delete account rock64.
- Log out t3st3r1.
Now it's just the lightDM login screen with t3st3r1 and rock64 (??).
No mouse cursor.
Blinking '|' in password text edit.
I cannot log in.
Remote access with SSH works fine.
What can I do to get my t3st3r1 lightDM login to work?
Yesterday had similar problem with another distributive from parallel topic. I was able to login into Ctrl+Alt+F1 console but can't through display manager. It turns out that DM uses different characters than text console (and SSH client). You need explicitly setup your locale and language.
RE: New Stable release from Ayufan (0.8.3) - andyburn - 08-06-2019
Sometimes it's better from the terminal.
>login is as rock64/rock64
>open a terminal
>Please type:
sudo useradd -m -s /bin/bash -G users,sudo t3st3r1
sudo passwd t3st3r1
>enter the new password
>log out and back in as the new user.
>Delete the rock64 account from a terminal with:
sudo userdel -r -f rock64
Hopefully that should be it
Thanks,
Andy