Quote Originally Posted by gore View Post
Next is the Configuration of InetD. I select Yes because I want to be able to log in over SSH and use this for FTP.
Don't enable inetd. It's a relic from the past. It's also not needed for either SSH or FTP (both run as regular daemons).

It asks me if I want SSH and I hit the LEFT ARROW KEY to select Yes, and hit Enter.
This actually enables the SSH daemon, not the inetd stuff above.