FreeBSD starts from scratch-system installation (3)

4. apart from setting the root password, we recommend that you create a common user here. Select YES to go to the next step. for example, select the second item to add a common user. Pay special attention to the following figure when adding users. When you first enter this interface, use

4. create a user

In addition to setting the root password, we recommend that you create a common user here. Select YES to go to the next step. for example, select the second item to add a common user. Pay special attention to the following figure when adding users.When you first enter this interface, you need to manually enter the username, Group, and Password. Pay special attention to Group. if you want this user to su root after login, you need Fill in wheelThe BSD system is based on security considerations. by default, root users are not allowed to log on remotely. common users are not allowed to su root, unless your users belong to the wheel group, you cannot remotely change your identity to root to maintain the server. After filling in and OK, return to the previous menu and select the first item. if you want to add more users, continue to the second item until you have added all users, select the first item to start setting the root password. At the bottom of the screen, wait for the keyboard to enter your root password, and then complete the installation settings. Sysinstall will last ask you if you still need to access the menu setting options to change some of the post-installation options, select No and return to the installation main menu. TAB to switch to Exit Install, prompting you to remove the disc and restart. The entire installation process is complete. I wrote three articles, but the actual operation is not more than 3 minutes. Take out the disc and confirm the restart. you will see the following picture. So far, the system installation process is complete, and the configuration phase in the system is now complete.