Hi, I just installed SUSE Linux 9.2 on a comp and it comes to the user name and password. Is there a default user's name and password that should be used? It never gave me a prompt to create a user's name or password. Thank you, Tony AMD Athlonxp 3200+ OC Asus A7N8x-deluxe-E ATI AIW 9600pro 2x WD SATA raptors/raid0 Corsair XMS3200 16x Lite-on DVD 48x Lite-on CDRW Aspire Super Alien Case

Hi Tony, as far as I am aware this is where you type in "root", as that will be the first login required by any new Linux system, then you will be asked to enter your desired password, which you will be asked for twice in order to verify that you have typed it and remembered it correctly. I have installed Suse 9.1 and root is my only login. I hope this is of help to you. Tommy.

Hi, Thanks, I reinstalled and then was prompted for username and password. I'm not sure why I wasn't prompted on the first install. I'm extremely green to Linux, however, I'm tired of Microshaft's greedy ways. Upon first impressions, I love the way hardware is automatically detected without having to find drivers for equipment that is no longer serviced by the original company that put their name on it. One thing though, I don't particularly care for is SUSE 9.2 seems extremely bloated. Tony AMD Athlonxp 3200+ OC Asus A7N8x-deluxe-E ATI AIW 9600pro 2x WD SATA raptors/raid0 Corsair XMS3200 16x Lite-on DVD 12x DVD-R 48x Lite-on CDRW Aspire Super Alien Case

"...I have installed Suse 9.1 and root is my only login..." You really should create a normal user account and only use root when you really need to. You can use either sudo (my preferred method) for running root commands or su to switch user to root. "...SUSE 9.2 seems extremely bloated..." You should be able to turn off most of the services that you probably don't need (eg sendmail), that should speed things up a little.