ah, It's in testing and daedalus  1.9.5p2-3 amd64 [installed,automatic]

glenn@asus-r552jv:~$ su
Password: 
root@asus-r552jv:~# apt list sudo -a
Listing... Done
sudo/testing,testing,daedalus,now 1.9.5p2-3 amd64 [installed,automatic]
sudo/stable 1.8.27-1+deb10u3 amd64

root@asus-r552jv:~# 

hope this helps.

Seems to be available in the repos... testing and backports

fasttrack-archive-keyring
GnuPG archive key for Debian FastTrack Repository

https://fasttrack.debian.net/

+1 Rufus, had always worked for me too.

Hi, I'm using Daedalus on my asus R552jv laptop and my main box and it's working quite well. I was interested in seeing and using the latest kde.
One point, I just added Daedalus to my sources list and upgraded, I still have chimaera and beowulf in there too (just for a few packages, like fslint), it's like a rolling release now on my systems (reminds me of my pclinux daze).

I'm prepared to do a full re-install when required. I'm enjoying the new versions an have had no problems, thank you.

r8169 is a realtek network chip of some type. If your network is ok you can disregard the error message.

That file is probably in one of the other firware packages. Or the system was too slow to load it in time for the message. IMHO

edit.
I have it (the module and header, not the firmware) here on my system

glenn@asus-r552jv:~$ locate r8169
/lib/modules/5.10.0-7-amd64/kernel/drivers/net/ethernet/realtek/r8169.ko
/lib/modules/5.10.0-8-amd64/kernel/drivers/net/ethernet/realtek/r8169.ko
/usr/src/linux-headers-5.10.0-8-amd64/include/config/r8169.h
glenn@asus-r552jv:~$ 

noise

Hi, I wanted to do this because I don't have sudo enabled and I use su a lot, packaging updates... checking net and kernel logs and such.

I do it a lot and it was just something I thought I could do with my systems, laptop and desktops that would streamline the process for me.

I am very grateful to this community for all the support I get when I can't find a solution to a hack I want to implement.
I don't know much (anything, ... no motive) about real hacking) but try to keep my system as secure as possible and stay current as possible.

But this is mostly because I have disabled sudo that I use su so frequently.

Thank you again (I'll read that link now ...GNU...)

I know, right. :-)

Thank you for your advise, I got it working.

I added the cd / to /root/.profile
and used

source /root/.profile

but that didn't work, then I tried again with su - and it works.

So, I went back into my ~/.bashrc and uncommented my alias

alias su='su -'

and now it's working.

This box is fully-updated devuan_chimaera_4.0.a

Thank you everybody.

glenn@GamesBox ~ $ cat /etc/default/su
ALWAYS_SET_PATH yes
glenn@GamesBox ~ $ 

Thank you, but the PATH is not the problem, it's just the look and being in the user directory when I have su'd to root.

I've been looking and hacking the .bashrc file, /etc/profile and /etc/bash.bashrc files and I was mistaken thinking the /w in PS1 may have been the key, but that's not it either.

w.i.p.

Thanks again. regards Glenn

adding to my last comment, ...

I have not managed to transfer files other than to download pictures and videos taken with the iPhone (2020) SE.

I'm using plasma (KDE5).

I have found a way to upload my tunes to the iPhone with Cloud Music using wifi.

Also the SE iPhone (iOS 14.x) plays flac (only tested in Cloud Music so far)

I hope this helps others.

Hi, I think Tasksel is the page in the install program that allows us to select what desktop we want installed, like xfce, kde, cinnamon, etc.

If it's not booting to a login gui, have you got elogind installed?

Just my 2c. All the best.