Hallo, >Is there any way to reinstall the root user?? well basically, that's the problem, lfs users have to deal with during install. I think (but You might get more acurate descriptions from http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/ ) their way is to create the passwd file at first, than chroot into the system and do a "passwd" for the root user. Another way to lock Yourself out would be the "nologin" file, but I think, at least woody clears this file at every system start. If You can chroot into that file, try a "su" into a normal user. If that's working, You know Your users are still there. You could also try to add a new user and look, whether he can log on. js -- A pain in the ass of major dimensions. -- C.A. Desoer, on the solution of non-linear circuits
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