mkl80, have you tried with "grub" username? Lcerf, did Trisquel 7 propose some default password for this funny GRUB behaviour?
El 17/10/19 a les 2:31, [email protected] ha escrit: > No, they are not. They the GRUB user (certainly "grub") and password... > that you have certainly never known. Up to version 7, Trisquel had that > password, which created far more problems (additional difficulty to > recover a broken system) than it solved (basically none unless we are > talking about a kiosk computer). Trisquel 8 finally abandoned that GRUB > password. However, it must be still present on Trisquel 8 systems that > were updated from Trisquel 7 (and whose /etc/default/grub has never been > modified to get rid of the password). > > Anyway, as chaosmonk directly replied, mounting the filesystem > containing the desired files from a Live system is certainly the easiest > solution. That is, assuming the partition is not encrypted (in which > case, there would be no solution but to remember/brute-force the > password: encryption works!).
