Certificate expired error
Can’t download any updates because it says my certificate has expired
Where/how can I get a new one?
Can’t create user
The users menu does not include an “add user” option
Do I have to use the terminal to make one on the command line?
Do I need to know the default purism password?
This isn’t listed in the manual
If I try to install an app it asks for the purism password (I know it will fail because of the certificate but this will be a problem once I have a valid repo certificate)
Most common cause of an expired cert issue is from the time being far into the future. Check the Date/Time from Settings->Details.
If you want to do advanced things like have multiple users (which we don’t necessarily test but of course Linux supports) you’ll need to do it via command line tools.
The default PIN = your user password as well, which is 123456. You can change it in Settings->Details->User
Thanks
The automatic time doesn’t work at all. Default was 2134. Set everything to manual and it worked.
Now I can update… For some reason the Wi-Fi turns off (icon changes from white with strong signal to grey with x) during download at 12% every time. It then fails and the WiFi turns back on.
$ sudo adduser janedoe
Adding user 'janedoe' ...
Adding new group 'janedoe' (1002) ...
Adding new user 'janedoe' (1001) with group `janedoe' ...
Creating home directory `/home/janedoe' ...
Copying files from `/etc/skel' ...
New password:
Retype new password:
passwd: password updated successfully
Changing the user information for tester
Enter the new value, or press ENTER for the default
Full Name []: Test Account
Room Number []:
Work Phone []:
Home Phone []:
Other []:
Is the information correct? [Y/n] y
I put in a sim card and downloaded all updates over mobile data.
After that the WiFi problems went away.
Now everything works
Hidden trick:
Run the following in a terminal:
$ sudo apt install librem5-goodies
This fixes a lot of issues in the default build (thanks tech support)