CrunchBang Linux

Hi!

So I installed the latest CB using the HD-media method, by using a FAT32 partition on a secondary harddrive. I used Debian's vmlinuz and initrd.gz files to boot and make it search for an ISO instead of a CD-ROM media. The install went great.

It asked to give root a password. It asked to create a user account.

Reboot.

No CB-welcome script.

I open the terminal. Run it. Output is:

Error: must be a member of the sudo group to run this script.
schrader@crunchbang:~$ sudo cb-welcome
[sudo] password for schrader: 
schrader is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.
schrader@crunchbang:~$ su
Password: 
root@crunchbang:/home/schrader# cb-welcome
mkdir: cannot create directory `/home/root/.config/crunchbang': No such file or directory
touch: cannot touch `/home/root/.config/crunchbang/cb-welcome': No such file or directory
Error: must be a member of the sudo group to run this script.

In addition to that, I cannot mount the secondary hard drive (ntfs) in Thunar as it says that I don't have enough permissions. Also, I've searched a couple of threads and it said that /apt/sources.list should contain Crunchbang servers, and I see only Debian ones which makes me wonder: has CB installed correctly?

Like I said, the only modification to the install process is that I used vmlinuz and initrd.gz of Debian to make it search for the ISO on the HDD.

How can I make "schrader" have the necessary permissions?