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NFS Mount - I think....
if you have the $, you could always tape/cd backup. if not, just stick with the nfs mount.- boogyman12
- Post #2
- Forum: Sun: Solaris
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reset root password
All- nevermind, I fixed it... turns out the root password was blank. to fix, I did the procedure above (you don't need to vi the passwd or shadow files); once you do "shroot" you can just "$passwd root" to change the root password. thanks again- boogyman12
- Post #4
- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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reset root password
I did all that, and when I get to the login chooser, if I select root, it says I can't log into that account... is there some kind of security level restriction as there is in linux (this is an Octane workstation, w/ Irix 6.4).. if so, is there any way I can be able to log into root directly...- boogyman12
- Post #3
- Forum: General UNIX discussion
