Le 05/05/2017 à 11:16, to...@tuxteam.de a écrit :
On Fri, May 05, 2017 at 02:26:44PM +0530, Ashok Inder wrote:
During the entire setup screen, the debian installer did not asked me
for the 2nd or 3rd DVD. Also many a places its mentioned that the DVD is
a set of 12 DVD but I only found 3 set DVD.
Support pages mention that installer will ask for other part of the DVD
as an option. It never asked, only driver cd/dvd was asked.
Just wondering that did I missed something?
The Debian installer does not know how many CDs or DVD there are nor
what they contain.
I remember that, after scanning the first installation disk, the Debian
installer used to ask whether I wanted to scan other disks. I have not
seen that option for a long time. Maybe it is available only when
booting from a real optical disk instead of a USB drive.
Also I installed with Sudo option (no root account), will this be of any
disadvantage at anytime in future over Sudo considering I'm not a power
user.
Yes. It will be a disadvantage if you need to log in directly as root to
fix things when log in as a normal user does not work any more (e.g.
/home filesystem full or mounted read-only or could not be mounted, or
corrupted user profile).
There is just one downside I know of: if the system panics on boot,
e.g. because it can't mount the root file system (say, because it's
corrupted), it will ask you for the root password before giving you
a root shell
Of course not. If the initramfs cannot mount the root filesystem, it
cannot read /etc/shadow and check the root password. It just drops a
root shell.
The root password is asked when booting in emergency mode, either when
selecting a "rescue" entry in the boot loader or when something went
wrong during the init phase, e.g. a filesystem listed in /etc/fstab
could not be mounted.
