but Ubuntu was the first popular Linux distribution to go sudo-only by default. When you install Ubuntu, the standard root account is created, but no password is assigned to it. You can't log in as root until you assign a password to the root account...
External SD cards are usually formatted in FAT32 or exFAT file systems which don't have support for unix permissions (chmod/chown) and special files such as sockets or symlinks. Also, Android enforces ''noexec'' mount option for user's storage, so you won't be able to execute binaries...
External SD cards usually are formatted in FAT32 or exFAT file systems which don't have support for unix permissions (chmod/chown) and special files such as sockets or symlinks. Also, Android enforces ''noexec'' mount option for user's storage, so you won't be able to execute binaries...