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Hello |
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I just booted one up and I cannot su to root. |
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It wants a passwd and I tried the usual suspects... |
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The default user (gentoo) can issue (sudo) root commands? |
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Certainly the gentoo user does not have the paths set such as |
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root's paths would be set. I definately need the default root |
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passwd to set the ip address (ifconfig) for a temporary test. |
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Fome the handbook "Once the boot process completes, you will be automatically |
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logged in to the "Live" Gentoo Linux as "root", the super user. You should have |
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a root ("#")" But that's not the case for me . There was an intial |
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log screen, but entering root there it still prompts me for the root passwd... |
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Is the default passwd the same for amd64 livecd? |
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lspci is present, but 'lshw' is not. Is there a way to get lshw on a |
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usb memory device, so I can use to test out a new portable(no net connection)? |
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Is there a way to include lshw on the installation CD? |
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Any other suggestions for using a 2006 livecd for testing (potential) equipment? |
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James |
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