El 25/06/13 23:11, SANG KIM escribió: > ied to use the password command to remove whatever password I > created/didn't create and I get an error message that the password > command cannot be found in BASH. Is there
Hello SANG KIM. Never happen to me. But, when you login with a user account, you don tried to probe with: $ su - And if you start with a liveCD/USB for make a chroot to the previously installed Debian and try to change the root password from outside?: # mkdir /target # mount /dev/installed-linux-partitition /target # mount --bind /dev /target/dev # mount --bind /proc /target/proc # mount --bind /srv /target/srv # mount --bind /sys /target/sys # chroot /target # passwd (your password) (your password again) # exit # umount /target/sys ; umount /target/srv # umount /target/proc ; umount /target/dev # umount /target # reboot enjoy! Greetings!!! -- Pablo Alejandro Hamann Soporte Informático Hospital de Urgencias
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