how change root password in suse enterprise?
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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25 Jan 11
As root, you have to use the "passwd" command. I believe once you're root, you just need to type passwd and hit enter, to be able to change root.
Here's a link to the man passwd page:
http://linux.die.net/man/1/passwd
26 Jan 11
If the system is not encrypted you should be able to use chroot from a liveCD to launch the passwd command.
07 Apr 11
If im not totally wrong, you could boot up in runlevel 1, and then change the root pwd.
/P
08 Apr 11
hoseini wrote:
but i forget to say that i dont have root password.
The passwords are usually in the /etc/shadow file (they are not simple text)
If you happen to know any user password copy it from that file to the root line. For this of course you'll need to chroot to the partition (whether it'd be from a livecd or inserting the hard disk into another computer)
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