To create a new	user (replace $username):

; echo 'newuser	$username' >> /srv/cwfs.cmd

To put $username in group sys:

; echo 'newuser	sys +$username'	>> /srv/cwfs.cmd

To put $username in group adm:

; echo 'newuser	adm +$username'	>> /srv/cwfs.cmd

If you want to support email, make sure	to add the users  to
upas group:

; echo 'newuser	upas +$username' >> /srv/cwfs.cmd

Or for interactive usage:

; con -Cl /srv/cwfs.cmd	newuser	$username

To put $username in groups sys and adm:

newuser	sys +$username

newuser	adm +$username

newuser	upas +$username

Type ctrl+ to escape, then quit.

Verify the new user was	created:

; grep $username /adm/users

After creating the user, you will want to set the new user's
password:

; auth/keyfs ; auth/changeuser $username

To change the default user on bootup:

; 9fs 9fat ; echo 'user='^$username^'

After logging in to the	new user:

; /sys/lib/newuser

To allow the user to send email, make  sure  to	 create	 the
corresponding mailbox:

; auth/login $username ; upas/nedmail -c