On Thu, Mar 11, 2004 at 07:55:29PM +0100, Jonathan Schmitt wrote:
> Hallo,
> >Is there any way to reinstall the root user??
> well basically, that's the problem, lfs users have to deal with during
> install. I think (but You might get more acurate descriptions from
> http://www.linuxfromscratch.o
Hallo,
>Is there any way to reinstall the root user??
well basically, that's the problem, lfs users have to deal with during
install. I think (but You might get more acurate descriptions from
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/ )
their way is to create the passwd file at first, than chroot into the
Jonathan Schmitt wrote:
Hallo
I can NOT any longer log in to the
repaired system, after running e2fsck. All logins fail.
You should look into the /etc directory and check whether or not /etc/passwd
and /etc/passwd- (in case You used shadow Passwords) are present.
To gain access at first
Hallo
>I can NOT any longer log in to the
>repaired system, after running e2fsck. All logins fail.
You should look into the /etc directory and check whether or not /etc/passwd
and /etc/passwd- (in case You used shadow Passwords) are present.
To gain access at first, You could boot som cd distro
I'm running SID on my systems & I was upgrading one of the drives to the
newest version so I did a dist-upgrade. I did not realize it but I had
the other SID system mounted to the file tree. It totally fracked the
second drives file tree ( I guess). I ran e2fsck and found that it was
detecting
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