Hello, After hearing all the praises for bookworm, I built and installed my first-ever Debian instance. During the installation, I was prompted to enter a superuser password and I skipped this step. I know then the first user I created will have administrator privileges by using the sudo command (I prefer this way as I came from Ubuntu-like distros).
However, when I tried running any commands with sudo after the installation. It prompts me, - bash: sudo: command not found I double-checked my user account's groups using groups. I could see the account indeed belongs to the sudo group. I'm not sure if I messed up any steps during the build process or missed any option flags in lb config command. Or is this a bug with the live-build tool? This is the lb config command used, lb config \ --architectures amd64 \ --archive-areas 'main contrib non-free' \ --backports true \ --security true \ --updates true \ --source false \ --distribution bookworm \ --debian-installer live \ --debian-installer-distribution bookworm \ --debootstrap-options "--include=apt-transport-https,ca-certificates,openssl" Regards, Kelvin
