Sloan wrote:
That's odd, there should have been no problem with a GUI install, 512 MB
is more than enough RAM. Perhaps your video chip is
unknown/unsupported? In any case, after the reboot, the install should
continue on to the screens where it asks for the choosing of the root
password, network setup, hardware config, online update etc. If you
never got to that, we have a mystery.
Yeah, never got that... I tried the Safeboot option, but that did not
help. Also tried the Rescue option on the boot cd, was able to log in as
root with no password on that, but running passwd gave me some kind of
error:
User not known to the underlying authentication module
Sunny wrote:
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 looked at the passwd file in /etc, nothing like that, just Rescue,
root, bin daemon, lp, mail, news, uucp, games, man, wwwrun, ftp, nobody,
messagebus, haldaemon.
Can I log in as nobody?
Thanks!
Joel
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