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sharmashikha 07-08-2005 11:46 PM

problems after rebooting the system!!
 
Our lfs system is finally up and running but with a few errors-:

1) Our promt is coming as -bash-3.00$ and when a user logs in to the system the promt is -sh-3.00$ and it's working directory is /.

2) We tried to correct the error but could not find bash_profile.

3)Some of the commands like find and locate are not working even though no error occured while installing findutils.

4)Shutdown command is not working.Even if we give 1 min time along with it it goes into the maintainance mode.

5) Whenever we add a user it is not formed in the home directory.

6)Mail is not working.

freegianghu 07-08-2005 11:56 PM

Re: problems after rebooting the system!!
 
Quote:

Originally posted by sharmashikha
Our lfs system is finally up and running but with a few errors-:

1) Our promt is coming as -bash-3.00$ and when a user logs in to the system the promt is -sh-3.00$ and it's working directory is /.

2) We tried to correct the error but could not find bash_profile.

3)Some of the commands like find and locate are not working even though no error occured while installing findutils.

4)Shutdown command is not working.Even if we give 1 min time along with it it goes into the maintainance mode.

5) Whenever we add a user it is not formed in the home directory.

6)Mail is not working.

Congratulation, it's time have a look @ After LFS Configuration Issues. That page will help you how to get shell prompt, system profile, add user config, ....

All others problem should be posted after configuration :D

Cheers,
Giang Hu.

kjordan 07-09-2005 02:29 AM

At least half those problems will be fixed by doing the section called adding users in the BLFS handbook.

Set up the stuff in /etc/skel according to the book, that will make it so the user automatically gets .bash* files.

useradd -m username
will make the user's home directory.


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