On booting the box back in LIVE mode, the home directory appears to be there (my data present, which is why I'd be using this type of install; my music & sample files are still there in my user directory)...
HOWEVER on viewing /etc/shadow & /etc/passwd I don't see any entry for 'guiverc' ???
To successfully login, I `apt install openssh-server vim` on the live system (running on dc7700), so I could `scp` copies of a 'guiverc' line for both SHADOW and PASSWD that had known contents in, and I was able to login...
ie. the problem appears to be NO SETUP of SHADOW/PASSWD for login..
I rebooted & was able to login this time :)
Alas, I now noticed my account wasn't in the sudoers file either...
guiverc@dc7700:~$ sudo /etc/passwd
[sudo] password for guiverc:
guiverc is not in the sudoers file.
Is there anything else?? Either way this is probably what has happened the 3 times I've tried this.
Anyway now that I login, excluding the inability to login & my not being in `sudoers`... all else appears correct.
The prior install included `audacious`, `figlet`, `fortune` & other selected apps, which appear to have been re-installed (what I wanted) correctly.. as far as I can tell anyway.
I wasn't able to view contents of `/var/log/installer/` etc & complete checks..
On booting the box back in LIVE mode, the home directory appears to be there (my data present, which is why I'd be using this type of install; my music & sample files are still there in my user directory)...
HOWEVER on viewing /etc/shadow & /etc/passwd I don't see any entry for 'guiverc' ???
To successfully login, I `apt install openssh-server vim` on the live system (running on dc7700), so I could `scp` copies of a 'guiverc' line for both SHADOW and PASSWD that had known contents in, and I was able to login...
ie. the problem appears to be NO SETUP of SHADOW/PASSWD for login..
I rebooted & was able to login this time :)
Alas, I now noticed my account wasn't in the sudoers file either...
guiverc@dc7700:~$ sudo /etc/passwd
[sudo] password for guiverc:
guiverc is not in the sudoers file.
Is there anything else?? Either way this is probably what has happened the 3 times I've tried this.
Anyway now that I login, excluding the inability to login & my not being in `sudoers`... all else appears correct.
The prior install included `audacious`, `figlet`, `fortune` & other selected apps, which appear to have been re-installed (what I wanted) correctly.. as far as I can tell anyway.
I wasn't able to view contents of `/var/log/ installer/ ` etc & complete checks..