Ok here's Crape w/ TightVNC:
http://l.bitcasa.com/_dRoSjznI tried to set things up so others could modify the settings as needed without having to mount .wim files in Windows ADK. I guess we'll see if we succeeded. The only thing that I can think of that someone might have to mount boot.wim to install are possibly some network drivers for your various kinds of wifi adapters. If it comes to that look back about 5 posts for an explanation. Graphics card drivers have been updated to the latest AMD Catalyst set (13.12), these ones:
http://support.amd.com/en-us/download/desktop?os=Windows+7+-+32Configuring cgminer:- For some reason I lost Crape's original drive structure with W: being the persistent drive - now it's C:. No clue how that happened.
- For GPU mining, edit C:\mining\cgminer\cgminer-LTC.conf. C:\mining\cgminer\cgminer-LTC.bat starts cgminer with your GPU settings. C:\mining\Akbash\akbash.exe starts GPU mining with Akbash to watch and reboot your miner if it fails (this still autostarts)
- For BTC mining, edit C:\mining\cgminer\cgminer\BTC.conf. C:\mining\cgminer\cgminer-BTC.bat starts cgminer with your BTC settings. C:mining\Akbash\cgminer.bat is your BTC equivalent of Akbash.exe. This has been disabled from autostarting, rename cgminer.bat.bak to cgminer.bat if you want it to autostart.
Configuring PENetwork:- Just like the OP's build, there's a PENetwork.ini in C:\Mining. Configure your settings in PENetwork, then manually copy the .ini file from x:\PortableApps\Pennetwork to c:\mining. On boot they'll copy back automatically.
Configure TightVNC:- Download TightVNC Viewer to your PC. Fire it up, and hit the Listening Mode button.
- In C:\, edit 2 files: tvnserver.bat and TightVNC_Passfile. In tnvnserver.bat, replace the ip address with the one you want your rig to connect to. In TightVNC_Passfile put a password.
- When your rig starts up, it should automatically create a connection with the PC running TightVNC viewer. Use this time time to change TightVNC's settings on your rig, like adding your IP address etc. That way you'll be able to reconnect to it anytime you want. Your settings will be in there until your rig restarts for some reason, but in which case a restart will automatically start up and give you that initial one-time connection again.
I think that's all there is to it. Don't worry about AmmyyAdmin, I never got it working right.