Sven Luther wrote: > And there i faced the last problem, well most probably a bug or > something, i was simply presented with a login prompt, and i had not the > root password to enter it. Normally at this time, it should have booted > in the post-d-i install process, and proceeded smoothly with the > install. Why this happened has me trully baffled, but i couldn't do > much, for lack of root password.
Boot with init=/bin/sh or such, and check /etc/inittab; it should have an entry in it to run base-config. -- see shy jo
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