--- Kent West westkxxacu.edu wrote:
Try starting the installation facility, and mount all your partitions,
then shell out to Alt-F2; I believe you'll find your stuff under
/target. So maybe you can chroot /target and then reset the password.
Haven't tried it; don't know what the results
robert marley wrote:
Kent, i have no doubt you are at this all the time so i will not be alone in wishing
you
only the very best as thanks for your direction. most helpfull and professional.
Glad to help, says Kent, basking contentedly in the praise.
IRC Gurus suggest this is because i am in
On Tue, Apr 01, 2003 at 02:38:34AM -0800, robert marley wrote:
I know about booting from the install CD.
at boot: i issue RESCUE
boot halts at Kernel panic: VFS: unable to mount root fs on 01:00 .
resuce root=/dev/hda1
is what i would use, substitute for your root partition
hugh
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robert marley wrote:
my post/plea is the result of having struggled to set up a Debian
2.4.18 box + now finding i cannot gain admin access using what i
believe to be a correct root PW.
the story goes:
Six weeks ago i set this box up, its a dual boot + dual HDD Win95B
(OSR2) and Debian 2.4 kernel
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