Problem with installing Debian

[vik24]

Hi,I'm a total beginner to Linux. I'm installing the system without a root user. Just as a user who will use 'sudo'. When I go to Software selection I uncheck all options and leave only 'standard system utlilties'. I follow these commands from github:git clone https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/debian-tituscd debian-titussudo ./install.shUnfortunately after a long time, **
I get this message displayed:"You need to be a member of the sudo group to run me!"**Previously it displays me this:Using aptUsage: grep [OPTION] ... PATTERNS [FILE] ...Try 'grep -- help' for more information.
Do you know how to fix it/cause it to install completely correctly and successfully though?

https://imgur.com/a/WdinoAE

[crazycheetah42]

For some reason, it displays that for everyone but it still installs properly. Don't worry about that. Just run sudo reboot.

usermod -aG sudo [username]

[crazycheetah42]

This can be closed, I think.

[bckelley]

@vik24 I've only gotten this on debian 12 when assigning a password to the root user, when not assigning a root password I don't get this and am able to run sudo commands just fine.

If you run the install script does it work?

[crazycheetah42]

Yeah, I think it happens when you set a password for the root user. But you shouldn't be doing that anyway because I've heard it's a security risk.
Besides, the error happens for no reason and the desktop fully installs if you reboot it.