After bootup, the Bootable CD will prompt you to login.
It gives you a hint... it says "Login as root". When it says "login:"
you type "root" followed by The prompt for commands tells you the computer name
(plac) the current user ID (root) and the current directory (/root). As
you do things like changing directories (cd /etc/) this prompt will
change to reflect the new situation.
For help, type "help". This will list the commands
provided on the Bootable CD distribution that are most likely to be
used soon after bootup or are special capabilities provided in this
distribution. For help on a Linux command, type "help Cardbus cards are normally found at bootup if
installed. To find cardbus cards installed after bootup, try the
following command:
To enable PCMCIA cards to function, you need to type
the following command:
You might want to see the log of what is happening in
your system as you do these things. To access the most recent part of
the syslog at any time, use:
where n is the screen number. By default, screen 1-6
is operational with screen 7 reserved for X11 and screen 12 for the
syslog.
WG can operate in 'enhanced security' mode. This mode
implements additional protections to mitigate potential vulnerabilities
as identified in the vulnerabilities section of the WG web site and
online manual. To run these security enhancements, type:
Please note that this enhanced security mode is
invoked at the expense of functionality and convenience. The normal WG
tradeoffs are shifted toward more secure in this mode of operation and
some functions will not operate in this mode.
Login as root
plac login: root
plac:root /root>
Cardbus cards
service detect start
PCMCIA cards
service pcmcia start
This should find any cards you have and allow new ones to be inserted.
Log file
[ctrl][alt][F12]
to see screen 12. You might want to return to your other screen with
[ctrl][alt][Fn]
Enhanced Security
WGsec