Linux terminal appears "-bash-2.05b $" SOLUTION

In Linux, the display interface of the terminal is displayed at the first time:
Onejet20080605 (root )~ $ <Display normal>
However, when you start the system the next time, it becomes like this:
-Bash-2.05b $ <display abnormal>
In addition, the color display of the terminal is gone. It's really depressing. It doesn't matter. Now there is a solution:

1. First, check that your root directory (if you are using a root user to log on) has the following two files:
1./root/. bashrc
2./root/. bash_profile
Note that these two files are hidden.
 
2. If not, create these two files and add the following content to these two files:
/Root/. bashrc content:
#. Bashrc
# User specific aliases and functions
# Source global definitions
If [-f/etc/bashrc]; then
./Etc/bashrc
Fi
/Root/. bash_profile content:
#. Bash_profile
# Get the aliases and functions
If [-f ~ /. Bashrc]; then
.~ /. Bashrc
Fi
# User specific environment and startup programs
Export BASH_ENV = $ HOME/. bashrc

3. The two scripts above are also related to the/etc/bashrc file. If not, create the file as follows:
/Etc/bashrc content:
#/Etc/bashrc
# System wide functions and aliases
# Environment stuff goes in/etc/profile
# Uncomment if you liked the old colourfull prompt
# PS1 = '\ [\ 033 [1; 33m \] \ u \ [\ 033 [1; 37m \] @ \ [\ 033 [1; 32m \] \ h \ [\ 033 [1; 31m \] \ w \ [\ 033 [1; 36m \] \ $ \ [\ 033 [0m \]'
PS1 = '\ [\ 033 [0; 34m \] \ h (\ [\ 033 [0; 31m \] \ u \ [\ 033 [0; 34m \]) \ [\ 033 [0; 32m \] \ w $ \ [\ 033 [0m \]'
VIM = "/usr/share/vim"
Alias ls = 'ls -- color = tty-F-B-T 0'

As for what it means, I am not sure what PS1 means. I think it will help you. Let's talk about it :-)
Generally, the above three steps will succeed. You only need to reopen a terminal to see the effect. Of course, this is also related to/etc/hosts,/etc/passwd and other files, but it is generally the file above which has no or has an error.

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