Hope this is the right place to ask (but if not please accept my apologies and move this to the right place).
PINN 3.9.3
Raspberry Pi 4B
I am using PINN top boot 3 different OSes. This all works fine.
I would like to now add VNC to PINN. This link explains how:
https://github.com/procount/pinn/blob/m ... ME_PINN.md
There are lots of references to a file called "recovery.cmdfile" in the "root PINN directory". But, on my system, that file does not exist as far as I can tell.
Is it just "missing" (in other words, it should exist but for some reason doesn't). Or, is the documentation telling me to use the wrong file (maybe out of date and it's moved)? Or should I create it because by default it doesn't exist?
To find it I tried this:
1. Alt-F2 and login
2. Look for it in /, but it's not there
3. I used find / -name recovery.cmdline
4. Booted into raspbian and did a complete search starting at /; it also said that ecovery.cmdline doesn;t exist.
I see a few forum posts that talk about the "root" folder, and I do have a folder called "root" but it is unclear to me whether they mean "/" or "/root". Anyway, recovery.cmdfile is in neither, so it hardly matters!
Anyone know where this file is or should be?
TIA
m
PINN 3.9.3
Raspberry Pi 4B
I am using PINN top boot 3 different OSes. This all works fine.
I would like to now add VNC to PINN. This link explains how:
https://github.com/procount/pinn/blob/m ... ME_PINN.md
There are lots of references to a file called "recovery.cmdfile" in the "root PINN directory". But, on my system, that file does not exist as far as I can tell.
Is it just "missing" (in other words, it should exist but for some reason doesn't). Or, is the documentation telling me to use the wrong file (maybe out of date and it's moved)? Or should I create it because by default it doesn't exist?
To find it I tried this:
1. Alt-F2 and login
2. Look for it in /, but it's not there
3. I used find / -name recovery.cmdline
4. Booted into raspbian and did a complete search starting at /; it also said that ecovery.cmdline doesn;t exist.
I see a few forum posts that talk about the "root" folder, and I do have a folder called "root" but it is unclear to me whether they mean "/" or "/root". Anyway, recovery.cmdfile is in neither, so it hardly matters!
Anyone know where this file is or should be?
TIA
m
Statistics: Posted by mossywell — Sat Sep 14, 2024 11:17 pm