GRUB: on the boot loader menu, type [e] to enter the editing mode. You will face a list of pilot projects. Find the line with the output similar to the following: kernel/vmlinuz-2.4.18-0.4roroot/dev/hda2 press the arrow key until the line is highlighted and then press [e]. You can leave one blank at the end of the text.
GRUB: on the boot loader menu, type [e] to enter the editing mode.
You will face a list of pilot projects. Find the following output sentence lines:
Kernel/vmlinuz-2.4.18-0.4 ro root =/dev/hda2
Press the arrow keys until the line is highlighted and then press [e].
Now you can add a single entry at the end of the text to tell GRUB to guide the Linux mode of a single user. Press [Enter ].
Make the editing result take effect.
You will be taken with the edit mode screen. From Here, Press [B] and GRUB will guide the single-user Linux mode. After loading, you
A shell prompt similar to the following is displayed:
Sh-2.05 #
Now, you can change the root command and type:
Bash # passwd root
You will be asked to retype the password for verification. The password will be changed. you can enter reboot at the prompt to re-import
Then, log on as the root user as usual.
LILO: when the system starts to display the LILO boot screen, press TAB for the graphic boot mode to enter the text mode, and then click
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Enter linux single press enter to enter the password-free console, and then use the passwd command to change the root password
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