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Subject: Re: Superuser password lost [SOLVED]
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Ok thank you very much it works

Luigi

Kris Moore a écrit :
>
> Luigi,
>
> Normally you can't just "look-up" the password, however you can reset 
> it if you like. To reset, use this procedure:
>
> 1. Boot the system
> 2. At the splash loader screen, choose option "4" single user mode
> 3. When it drops you to a boot prompt, hit enter, then type in:
>    # mount -o rw /
> 4. Next enter the password change command:
>    # passwd
> 5. Change your password, and then type:
>    # exit
>
> That should be it!
>