The password should be the actual password of the root account on the
Windows computer. The quotes around the password are only necessary if
it contains special characters.
It looks like your cygwin-sshd-config.sh contains Windows line breaks.
You'll see the 'unexpected token {\r' error when
My guess is that it's a storage controller problem. Check the storage
controller type that is assigned to the VM in the vSphere Client:
-Select the VM
-Edit Settings
-SCSI controller 0
Try changing the type to LSI Logic SAS and then power on the VM. If
this allows the VM to boot then the orig
Thanks Andy, you have been sooo helpful!! My image seemed to capture
successfully, but it wasn't the Data Store Path I had to clear, it was the
Image repository path, then I ran setup again and it said image capture
successful... however now I can't seem to successfully reserve the image...
I still
Ok, the command dos2unix /home/root/cygwin-sshd-config.sh allows me to run
the script without the 'unexpected token {\r' error. However I still get the
error message 'System error 1069 has occurred. The service did not start due
to a logon failure." I have changed my Windows root password to an
alp
Actually guys, I have found the problem. For some strange reason, when
trying to start the script from cywgin, the root password is altered. If I
start the service from the windows control panel under 'services' and change
the log-in properties of the cygwin sshd service, I see that the password is
