On Thursday 01 April 2004 05:03, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> You might have already tried it, but neverthless ... Did you try "linux
> single" at the LILO prompt. Depending on your configuration, this might
> let you access the system without needing any password. I say this
> because, there was n
Part of the ldap configuration involved changing some /etc/pam.d files. Edited
those back to their original contents and boots OK.
Go my KDE stuff back fine.
On Thursday 01 April 2004 02:01, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> Tried to configure ldap. Never got that to work but something got messed up
>
As far as I can remember, linux single will ask for root password. I think
it's right also for debian potato and woody.
Anyway, what would work is, provided you don't have a password set for
restricted lilo, write the following at the command prompt:
linux init=/bin/sh
That will start a shell
You might have already tried it, but neverthless ... Did you try "linux
single" at the LILO prompt. Depending on your configuration, this might
let you access the system without needing any password. I say this
because, there was no mention of this in your email.
raju
David Baron wrote:
Trie
Tried to configure ldap. Never got that to work but something got messed up
in the process. Migrationtools was used and this might have done it.
I got on using the knoppix CD and removed the ldap packages (can always try
again later on--unfortunately that hit some KDE as well before I aborted
that
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