Follow the below steps: -
1. At the boot menu, press <TAB> to drop into edit mode
2. At the end of the line add: init=/bin/bash
3. Press <ENTER> to continue boot
4. When booting has finised enter: mount -o remount rw /
5. Enter: passwd
6. eEter the new password
7. Repeat the new password
8. Restart IPCop (ipcopreboot does not work and we neither have init nor reboot ...) Use Clt+Alt+Del
9. That's it.
1. At the boot menu, press <TAB> to drop into edit mode
2. At the end of the line add: init=/bin/bash
3. Press <ENTER> to continue boot
4. When booting has finised enter: mount -o remount rw /
5. Enter: passwd
6. eEter the new password
7. Repeat the new password
8. Restart IPCop (ipcopreboot does not work and we neither have init nor reboot ...) Use Clt+Alt+Del
9. That's it.
thumbs up! ty
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, this help me to resolve the problem with forgotten password.
ReplyDeleteTried this but the new root password did not take.
ReplyDeleteTried this and after the reboot, the root password would not take. Said it was invalid.
ReplyDeleteHow do i bypass when i dont no login or password
ReplyDeleteIt works for me :)
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much, it works.
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