Ubuntu doesn't ask for a root password. Rather, the first user has admin priviledges. After logging in, you can open terminal then 'sudo passwd root', then enter the new password for root. You can then change the Login settings of Ubuntu in the Administration section to allow root to login to GUI.
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On 10/30/06, Ridvan Lakas ng Bayan S. Baluyos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
one thing i did was to set the the frequency range lower, but then i configured it in windows. is it the same when you configure it in the BIOS?i lowered the frequency to 60Hz and my monitor resolution to 800x600.anyway, will try to confgure this at home. thanks guys! :)P.S.i installed ubuntu last night but then the installation didn't ask for any root password, just the user. is it normal or is there something wrong during my installation? :)
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