Yes. You can use a Linux Live CD to do this or a USB flash drive.
You'd just need to make sure that you switch your BIOS to boot off of it.
In addition to doing what they suggested, you could try to figure out
what is going wrong with the configuration and try to fix it, but it
could be more
Hi. I would appreciate it if someone could help me with my issue. It's my
only laptop and I really need it for my schoolwork.
*The issue* is that something went wrong with my Ubuntu 14.04 because at
the GUI login, I enter my password, it looks like it accepts it, then it
says something went
you can
boot into th live thingy
mount your drive # assume you mount it at /mnt for this idea
edit /mnt/etc/shadow to nullify your password (the : are delimiters)
example before:
Thank you Michael.
On Fri, Oct 16, 2015 at 5:57 PM, Michael Rasmussen
wrote:
> you can
> boot into th live thingy
> mount your drive # assume you mount it at /mnt for this idea
> edit /mnt/etc/shadow to nullify your password (the : are delimiters)
>example before:
>
>
Thank you Neil.
On Fri, Oct 16, 2015 at 5:06 PM, NEIL wrote:
> Yes. You can use a Linux Live CD to do this or a USB flash drive.
> You'd just need to make sure that you switch your BIOS to boot off of it.
>
> In addition to doing what they suggested, you could try to figure out