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Moode 8.3.2, no local GUI after install + config - hjheins - 05-19-2023
Hello,
I did a fresh install of Moode 8.3.2, after the update to that version horribly failed.
However, Now the gui will not work. I configured it the way it always worked before thsi version: over the System Config menu, but it doesn't go beyond the command prompt.
How can I get the local gui + touch working?
Thanks,
Hendrik-Jan
RE: Moode 8.3.2, no local GUI after install + config - Nutul - 05-19-2023
(05-19-2023, 08:17 AM)hjheins Wrote: Hello,
I did a fresh install of Moode 8.3.2, after the update to that version horribly failed.
However, Now the gui will not work. I configured it the way it always worked before thsi version: over the System Config menu, but it doesn't go beyond the command prompt.
How can I get the local gui + touch working?
Thanks,
Hendrik-Jan
This is known issue, if you don't follow the correct configuration of the image _BEFORE_ you flash it to the SD card.
Read carefully the installation instructions, and you'll have a working setup.
RE: Moode 8.3.2, no local GUI after install + config - hjheins - 05-19-2023
(05-19-2023, 09:21 AM)Nutul Wrote: This is known issue, if you don't follow the correct configuration of the image _BEFORE_ you flash it to the SD card.
Read carefully the installation instructions, and you'll have a working setup.
Thank you Al.
Is there any way to fix this?
The problem ist: the installer is for Windows, and I ONLY run ArchLinux (for which the installer seemingly does not work that well yet).
Thanks,
Hendrik-Jan
RE: Moode 8.3.2, no local GUI after install + config - hjheins - 05-19-2023
Lovely, with some mix and match from this wonderful forum, I have it working:
For whoever else has this problem:
1) Generate a file "userconf" in /boot, and write your in here according to this syntax: "username:encrypted- password "
generate the password like this:
Code:
echo 'mypassword' | openssl passwd -6 -stdin2) Change the below if necessary:
Code:
in /usr/lib/systemd/system/localui.service
change the user to your default user from 1) (in my case: "pi")Thanks to @TheOldPresbyope and @dajand for these