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What do you do when the user enters the wrong shortname used for old username in ROOT Script?
Login as root on the affected computer.
Go to > System Preferences > Accounts > Ctrl + Click on User -> click "Advanced..."
Change "Account Name:" to "bart"
Write down the "Home directory" path on a piece of paper
Click "OK"
Launch Terminal.app (/Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app)
Note: Use "Home directory" path from above where ever you see "$insert" (i.e. "/Users/beavis")
Type "mv $insert /Users/bart" (spaces are VERY important)
Type "dscl . -change /Users/bart NFSHomeDirectory $insert /Users/bart (spaces are VERY important)
Type "dscl . -delete $insert
Go to > System Preferences > Accounts > Ctrl + Click on User -> click "Advanced..."
Verify the "Account Name" and "Home directory" names match
Quit System Preferences
Re-Run ROOT Script (for OLD, use "bart" and for NEW user "new_UNIX")