Logon as your normal user, and then issue sudo su -

When prompted for password, issue the same password you used to logon
as your normal user. When complete you will be root user.

Ubuntu doesn't allow you to logon as a root user by default, and
forces you to use sudo to get root access

Any user in admin group can use sudo to obtain root access or run
commands as root.

Thanks

On 6/16/06, Gerald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello to all Ubuntu users,
What is the ubtuntu root,Administrators password?
How would you set one up when required. I am very new to this distr.
Many thanks,
Gerald
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