Why does the sudo command not work in chroot?
- by katarina
I just installed a 32-bit chroot to run on my 64-bit system. In the chroot environment, the sudo command doesn't work, it says
sudo: command not found
Also, when I try the su root command, my password doesn't work (su: authentication failure). What password do they want?
I'm quite new to Ubuntu, so actually I don't really know what I'm doing. I am just trying to follow instructions.
I solved this particular problem simply by starting the chroot by the command:
katarina@ubuntu:~$ schroot -c oneiric_i386 -u root
instead of the one I used the first time:
katarina@ubuntu:~$ schroot -a
I still have some other problems, but I guess that's not for this question.
