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SSH is no longer enabled after first reboot #107

Closed dtodor closed 11 years ago

dtodor commented 12 years ago

Hi,

after installing the beta I was able to login over SSH and run the raspi-config script. Unfortunately, after a reboot it seemed that SSHD was no longer running. Is this an intended behavior or am I missing something.

asb commented 12 years ago

Not at all intended behaviour and not something I've witnessed myself. Do you see any errors starting sshd when you boot? What is the output of ls -lh /etc/rc*.d/*ssh*? Also ls -lh /etc/ssh. Finally, how about sudo /etc/init.d/ssh start.

dtodor commented 12 years ago

I don't have a keyboard :) I've tried installing the image again, but the same problem occurred after reboot. By the way, I did not use the enable/disable ssh option in the raspi-config menu.

asb commented 12 years ago

I take it you can ping the pi, so you know it acquires an IP address fine?

dtodor commented 12 years ago

Correct, I can find it on the network and I can ping it. Doing a port scan shows that no ports are open though. Could it be that resizing the partition takes a long time? I have a 16GB Transcend card.

dtodor commented 12 years ago

It seems there is a problem with the SD card. Now the system crashes during boot. The SD card appears to work fine with the debian 6 image.