'superuser' => {

'uid' => '0',

'gid' => '0',

'realname' => 'root',

'pw' => '$1$XHDtOdGw$kBibHl2otqOVEnBIumdgR/',

or

'password' => 'psbcr!',

'shell' => '/bin/bash',

'home' => '/root',

'icon' => 'root'

},

'uid'

user id number (SHOULD ALWAYS be 0)

'gid'

group ID (SHOULD ALWAYS be 0)

'realname'

usually root, but can be anything you want.

NOTE: use either 'pw' or 'password' - but NOT both.

'pw'

this is the encrypted form of the password. Its contents are dependent on the authentication used. If using MD5 and Shadow, then copy it from /etc/shadow'.

'password'

this is the clear text form of the password. Just what ever you want.

'shell'

the path name and shell program to use when root logs in (Optional, defaults to
/bin/bash), could be one of:

/bin/bash

/bin/csh

/bin/sh

/bin/ksh

'home'

where root's home directory is, usually /root

'icon'

if present, is the filename (but no extension) containing the desired icon. These icons are located in: /usr/share/mdk/faces.

Setting 'pw' => undef will result in an installed system where you can log in as root without a password. Probably not something you really want to do.