Sudo doesnt work
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Elliot Grutsch
Nov 22, 2023, 10:53:33 PM11/22/23
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crosh> shell
Sudo commands will not succeed by default.
If you want to use sudo commands, use the VT-2 shell
(Ctrl-Alt-{F2/Right arrow/Refresh}) or build the image with the
login_enable_crosh_sudo USE flag:
$ USE=login_enable_crosh_sudo emerge-$BOARD chromeos-login
or
$ USE=login_enable_crosh_sudo cros build-packages --board=$BOARD
Sudo commands will not succeed by default.
If you want to use sudo commands, use the VT-2 shell
(Ctrl-Alt-{F2/Right arrow/Refresh}) or build the image with the
login_enable_crosh_sudo USE flag:
$ USE=login_enable_crosh_sudo emerge-$BOARD chromeos-login
or
$ USE=login_enable_crosh_sudo cros build-packages --board=$BOARD
Mike Frysinger
Nov 22, 2023, 11:09:39 PM11/22/23
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sorry, but did you have a question ?
-mike
THE TROLL
Nov 23, 2023, 1:26:10 PM11/23/23
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he seems to be wondering how to disable the no_new_privileges flag, which is what keeps the sudo prefix from running as root.
THE TROLL
Nov 23, 2023, 1:26:11 PM11/23/23
to ChromiumOS Discussion, Elliot Grutsch
Unfortunately, the easiest way to use sudo commands(without rebuiliding the OS image) is to launch a VT2 shell by pressing CTRL+ALT+F2/right arrow. You should see black screen that says Developer console at the top. This is the VT2 shell, and most alt-os/alt-firmware solutions have moved over to this shell. You should see localhost login: at the last line of instructions. You can login as chronos for a normal shell or root for a superuser shell.
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