I use a really helpful utility called "chtpw". It's actually a mini
mandrake kernel on a floppy or cd. It was originally built as a utility to
reset windows admin passwords (which is also the original reason I
downloaded it).
However, you can use it also to boot into single user mode. It has a
On (03/02/04 21:45), Wolfgang Pfeiffer wrote:
> On Tue, 2004-02-03 at 14:19, Quartenoud Francois wrote:
> > Hi, I have change the root password on a Debian 3.0. I make a mistake
> > during
> > the typing, I cannot retrieve the password.
> > I try to reboot with typing "linux single" on Lilo, but
Hi,
On Tue, 2004-02-03 at 14:19, Quartenoud Francois wrote:
> Hi, I have change the root password on a Debian 3.0. I make a mistake
> during
> the typing, I cannot retrieve the password.
> I try to reboot with typing "linux single" on Lilo, but the system
> ask the
> root password.
> I try to
On Tue, Feb 03, 2004 at 03:00:05PM +0100, Andreas Janssen wrote:
> Hello
>
> Quartenoud Francois (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote:
>
> > Hi, I have change the root password on a Debian 3.0. I make a mistake
> > during the typing, I cannot retrieve the password. I try to reboot
> > with typing "linux
Hello
Quartenoud Francois (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote:
> Hi, I have change the root password on a Debian 3.0. I make a mistake
> during the typing, I cannot retrieve the password. I try to reboot
> with typing "linux single" on Lilo, but the system ask the root
> password. I try to type "linux
Quartenoud Francois wrote:
Hi, I have change the root password on a Debian 3.0. I make a mistake
during
the typing, I cannot retrieve the password.
I try to reboot with typing "linux single" on Lilo, but the system
ask the
root password.
I try to type "linux init=/bin/sh" on lilo without su
Quartenoud Francois wrote:
Hi, I have change the root password on a Debian 3.0. I make a mistake
during
the typing, I cannot retrieve the password.
I try to reboot with typing "linux single" on Lilo, but the system ask the
root password.
I try to type "linux init=/bin/sh" on lilo without suc
Title: Root Password recovery
Hi, I have change the root password on a Debian 3.0. I make a mistake during
the typing, I cannot retrieve the password.
I try to reboot with typing "linux single" on Lilo, but the system ask the
root password.
I try to type "linux init=/
Hello,
I just had to do this to my laptop and it works well. This is a direct quote
of the mail I saved off this same list:
reboot the machine. When lilo comes up, tap shift. your prompt should change
to LILO boot:
type linux init=/bin/sh
mount -o remount -o rw /dev/hda1 /(assuming
On Mon, May 14, 2001 at 09:17:06AM +0600, V.Suresh wrote:
> Did you try Linux 1 at lilo prompt? That worked for me. ;-)
only `Linux init=/bin/sh' will work on debian, as debian configures init
to spawn sulogin when entering single user mode, or if any severe
failure occurs in the boot process.
Did you try Linux 1 at lilo prompt? That worked for me. ;-)
Once upon a time, Shirmay Li <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> found a keyboard. And typed:
>Hi, We use Debian Gnu/Linux 2.1. The root password is lost(yes we are kicking
>ourselves). I've tried to boot into the single user mode by typing linux
>s
On Sun, May 13, 2001 at 10:55:59PM -0400, Michael P. Soulier wrote:
> On Mon, May 14, 2001 at 02:36:57PM +1200, Shirmay Li wrote:
> > Hi, We use Debian Gnu/Linux 2.1. The root password is lost(yes we are
> > kicking ourselves). I've tried to boot into the single user mode by typing
> > linux singl
On Mon, May 14, 2001 at 02:36:57PM +1200, Shirmay Li wrote:
> Hi, We use Debian Gnu/Linux 2.1. The root password is lost(yes we are
> kicking ourselves). I've tried to boot into the single user mode by typing
> linux single at the lilo boot: to recover the password. But the method does
> not work.
Hi, We use Debian Gnu/Linux 2.1. The root password is lost(yes we are kicking
ourselves). I've tried to boot into the single user mode by typing linux single
at the lilo boot: to recover the password. But the method does not work. Could
you tell the proper way please?
Thanks in advance.
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