Have you got pie today?

[t_ski]

I guess this is the closest I'll be getting to pie any time soon . And I see t_ski snaked past Norton too today

Awesome day!

It's the dual 1366 rig: one day it's down and the next day it's up (since it won't report results immediately)

 

[Norton]

It's the dual 1366 rig: one day it's down and the next day it's up (since it won't report results immediately)

You should be able to use sudoedit to change the cc_config.xml file to get it to report immediately

 

[manofthem]

It's the dual 1366 rig: one day it's down and the next day it's up (since it won't report results immediately)

Awesome rig!
Have you tried what Norton said? He just helped me getting my WU's to report immediately

 

[t_ski]

You should be able to use sudoedit to change the cc_config.xml file to get it to report immediately

Awesome rig!
Have you tried what Norton said? He just helped me getting my WU's to report immediately

You guys forgot the story - that's the one I took the password off of before editing the CC_Config.xml file. Now I can't edit it since I don't have the root password anymore...

 

[manofthem]

You guys forgot the story - that's the one I took the password off of before editing the CC_Config.xml file. Now I can't edit it since I don't have the root password anymore...

I did forget. I haz a oops

 

[Norton]

You guys forgot the story - that's the one I took the password off of before editing the CC_Config.xml file. Now I can't edit it since I don't have the root password anymore...

Not sure how to work around that other than dumping the install and reinstalling Linux from scratch

 

[t_ski]

I would have to wipe it and start over, unless there is some kind of root password reset utility...

(I know there was a Windows admin password reset util that ironically ran Linux to remove/recreate the admin account.)

 

[librin.so.1]

I would have to wipe it and start over, unless there is some kind of root password reset utility...

(I know there was a Windows admin password reset util that ironically ran Linux to remove/recreate the admin account.)

Boot into Runlevel 1 AKA single user mode and You can add/change the password from there.
For Ubuntu-based distros that's the "recovery mode" boot menu entry. (You might need to tap the escape key before booting to bring the boot menu up if it is configured to bypass the menu and instantly boot the first menu entry.)
When in the single user mode, run this: passwd [your_username]
it will ask to enter a new password and to confirm it
then, run this command: reboot
(this one should be self-explanatory )

 

[Norton]

Time for Pie.....!
February 18th, 2014

Are you in our Top 20?

Spoiler: Positions 21 thru 30 Today

Challenge Day 4- TPU #1!!!...
Still kicking Butt!!

Congrats to All of our crunchers!!!

 

[t_ski]

Boot into Runlevel 1 AKA single user mode and You can add/change the password from there.
For Ubuntu-based distros that's the "recovery mode" boot menu entry. (You might need to tap the escape key before booting to bring the boot menu up if it is configured to bypass the menu and instantly boot the first menu entry.)
When in the single user mode, run this: passwd [your_username]
it will ask to enter a new password and to confirm it
then, run this command: reboot
(this one should be self-explanatory )

Thanks, but I get an "authentication token manipulation error" when I do that.

 

[TRWOV]

MOAR PIE!

 

[Arjai]

Nice work Crunchers. There might be a surprise on the 20th. Not sure but, might be.

 

[stinger608]

Ah crap, I have dropped out of the top 30.
I is sad...........

 

[Arjai]

No worries, you will be back.

 

[stinger608]

No worries, you will be back.

Well maybe a little bit, but had to sell one of my cruncher's two or three weeks ago to make ends meet. So I won't be climbing much for awhile. At least until I get bucks ahead to afford to build or buy another cruncher.

 

[Arjai]

The itch will drive you. You know you have it.

Know that temporary setbacks are just that, TEMPORARY!

 

[manofthem]

Man, I was so close to pie tonight

Nice to see 15thWarlock shoot up there in the pie, as well as everyone's hard efforts

 

[Arjai]

I love Challenges! Everything changes!! Everybody pumps it up and bam! That piece of pie is somebody elses!!

Static pie is booooooring!

 

[15th Warlock]

Man, I was so close to pie tonight

Nice to see 15thWarlock shoot up there in the pie, as well as everyone's hard efforts

Thanks man, I'm just happy to help our team, we sure are kicking butt this time!

 

[t_ski]

Boot into Runlevel 1 AKA single user mode and You can add/change the password from there.
For Ubuntu-based distros that's the "recovery mode" boot menu entry. (You might need to tap the escape key before booting to bring the boot menu up if it is configured to bypass the menu and instantly boot the first menu entry.)
When in the single user mode, run this: passwd [your_username]
it will ask to enter a new password and to confirm it
then, run this command: reboot
(this one should be self-explanatory )

FYI - Vinska got me up and running with this trick (and another command to mount the drive in RW mode) and now the dual-1366 rig seems to be reporting immediately. You should be able to tell that when you look at the pie today

 

[Norton]

Time for Pie.....!
February 19th, 2014

Are you in our Top 20?

Spoiler: Positions 21 thru 30 Today

Challenge Day 5- TPU #1!!!...
Cruising!!!

Congrats to All of our crunchers!!!

 

[manofthem]

Buck's rockin the #2 spot but he's been pretty absent in our discussions lately.

Oh wait, he's out of town isn't he? my bad

 

[TRWOV]

15K to get pie. Insane but awesome

 

[Norton]

Time for Pie.....!
February 20th, 2014

Are you in our Top 20?

Spoiler: Positions 21 thru 30 Today

Challenge Day 6- TPU #1!!!...
Nearing the horizon!!!

Congrats to All of our crunchers!!!

 

[Norton]

Time for Pie.....!
February 21st, 2014

Are you in our Top 20?

Spoiler: Positions 21 thru 30 Today

Challenge Day 7- TPU #1!!!...
24 hrs to go!!!

Congrats to All of our crunchers!!!