Richard Owlett wrote:
As in, you were not able to log in as root, even though you'd enabled root and provided a root password during installation? That's also kind of weird. What about logging in as a normal user, and then opening a terminal window and typing "su" ?That was *NOT* my goal . When booting, I wished "world domination" so to speak ;/ "su" and "sudo" kept doing THEIR thing.
ummm.... that's what su does - gives you "world domination" Miles -- In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice, there is. .... Yogi Berra