16 Dec
2012
16 Dec
'12
9:45 a.m.
I'd suggest you interrupt the boot loader (grub? grub2?) and
add "init=/bin/bash" to the kernel options, then just boot on. You'll get a
bash in root from where the first thing to do is "passwd". then just reboot
the box and you can get root via "su" and the password.
nik
Am Samstag, 15. Dezember 2012 schrieb Uwe Brauer:
I am very confused but this does not work. I took a
different machine running 10.04 trinity. It has only a root
partion with jfs on it.
So when I boot with my virtual 10.04 Cd and then try to
mount via
mount -t jfs /dev/sda5 /tmp2
Or what ever mount complains:
"wrong fs type or bad superblock":
the usual message of mount when something is wrong.
I have also on /dev/sda1 a windows partion with ntfs. This
one I can mount. So I am stuck.
There must be something very elementary which I miss, but
what?
Thanks
Uwe Brauer
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"Werner" == Werner Joss <werner(a)hoernerfranzracing.de> writes:
Werner> well, you can download a sample file from the
Werner> internet or, if you still have a default sudoers
Werner> file, edit that from the live cd. mount your HD
Werner> first, of course.
sorry for
this elementary question: but using the live cd,
can I simple mount like
mkdir tmp
mount -t jfs /dev/sda5 /tmp
Then the HD is writable???
well, not sure if /tmp is a good mount point (could already be in
use), but basically, it should work this way.