I am so sorry for previous two messages that gum up the works. :-) This is the whole messag:
I am using LFS 6.3 without PAM installed. I have create a normal user 'weedly', and log in with 'weedly'. I want to change to 'root'. Then, I used su root and get the following message: weedly [ ~ ]$ su root Password: Sorry. It seems that the su command does not take effect. I googled this problem and realized that only users in 'wheel' group has the priviledge to execute su. But LFS 6.3 does not has 'wheel' group. In addition, even if the 'wheel' group exists, it seems that I also should modify some configuration file concerning PAM. However, PAM does not installed in LFS 6.3. So, with my purpose to excute su to change user, how can I do to resolve the problem?
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