If the install script is launched with sudo, it will install it in the root directory

[Urban-Hacker]

Found in #3 This is both a security issue and a problem because the user cannot access the root directory after installation.

We should enforce that it always install in the user directory. The current best way to bypass this is to simply run ./install.sh

[checkuon]

Good news, I started from zero and got it working. I have detailed the steps underneath for reference.

One question, can I simply change the address or pool (public-pool.io or ck-pool) by editing:
~/shurikenpi/shurikenpi.io/Worker/worker.sh ?

1. Flashed Raspberry Pi OS Lite (64-bit) on micro SD card
2. sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
3. wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Urban-Hacker/shurikenpi.io/main/install.sh
4. chmod +x ./install.sh
5. ./install.sh

[Urban-Hacker]

I’m glad it worked on your side. Yeah you should be able to re-write the worker generated. You can also simply re-run the configuration wizard. I want to give more options in the future, including a webgui so you can monitor your mining operation.