Check to see if there is nothing special in your /root/.bashrc or other scripts
executed when you log in.
Maybe there is something that disconnects you in these scripts.
Randall Randall wrote :
> Okay, got another issue, now. :)
>
> I'm trying to install a system without X,
> and have to go through and delete packages
> manually, in "expert" mode. It claims to
> be installing all the dependencies (including
> things I don't really want (like X libraries)
> but apparently MUST have. Every time I give
> it a root password, and finish the installation,
> I can't login. No matter how carefully I type,
> it says: Login Incorrect.
>
> Here's the weird part: I can login fine as
> another user, and use "su" to login as root,
> and it WORKS. I just can't login initially
> as root.
>
> --
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> The shape of his own future, now in his own hands.-- Johnny Clegg.
