On 7/10/07, jbrave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
IT is a 450mhz celeron, 512mb ram. The install completed in terms of all
5 cd's loaded and it completed and rebooted. I said "yes" to all options
(except to install Fortune).
Joel
As others pointed out - looks like your setup did not went too well.
You may try to see if you see something wrong. First, try booting
again, but during the bootup splash, hit Esc, so you see all messages
the kernel is reporting during the boot process, see if there are
some errors. If the screen goes too fast, you can scroll back with
Ctrl-PgUp.
Also, boot from the install CD, but select Rescue system. It should
allow you to login as root w/o password, as you did not set any yet.
Then, check what you have in /etc/passwd:
cat /etc/passwod. See if there is a line for a user, which cas ID of
1000, something like:
<someuser>:x:1000:100:<something>:/home/<someuser>:/bin/bash
I doubt that you can see such a line, but who knows. If you find some
user, you may try to log in using it and empty password.
Cheers
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Svetoslav Milenov (Sunny)
Even the most advanced equipment in the hands of the ignorant is just
a pile of scrap.
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