Thread: Introducing ubiboot N9 (multiboot OS loader)
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juiceme is offline juiceme
2013-12-23 , 21:27
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#997
Originally Posted by coderus View Post
@Garp you should login as nemo, not root. password set in developer mode settings. to gain root you should use devel-su later.
@coderus, AFAIK @garp was trying to ssh into ubiboot console, not to Nemo/Sailfish (where the password is "nemo" in some versions...)

There's no password set for root in ubiboot, instead to use ssh/sftp to access ubiboot maintanance console, you need to use keypairs. (this is a security feature really)

To use ssh/sftp to access ubiboot maintanance console, you first have to make private&public keypair with ssh-keygen, then insert your public key into the G_SSH_AUTHORIZED_KEYS key in your ubiboot.conf.
Then, when logging into the device you need to use the private key, just like documented in your ubiboot.conf:
"ssh -i my_n9_identity root@192.168.2.15"



Originally Posted by Garp View Post
Just deleting earlier long story just telling:
To get root access in Ubuntu 12.04 (and maybe even 13.10?) in Ubiboot maintenance mode N9, just in Ubuntu Alt-F2 and key-in gksu nautilus then you have root access to all of it!
@garp, I do not quite follow up your logic here
Sure you need to create the keypair first, before engaging nautilus login...?
 

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