> Can't he boot from something like Tom's root boot, and delete the file > containing the encrypted passwords, and then log into Mandrake as "Linux 1" Can't say with Linux. Didn't see what Tom suggested but anything I've seen him suggest has worked for me so his record is a lot better than mine:-) If I had to make a call in this case, anyone who's decided to "trick" the system during installation by trying to enter no passwords just might have screwed up a bunch of other stuff so I'd recommend a clean install myself. But I don't know the details of this situation. Cheers --- Larry
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