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| - | ====== Interrupt The Boot Process In Order To Gain Access To A System ====== | ||
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| - | **General Information** | ||
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| - | About this page/ | ||
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| - | Recover the root user's password | ||
| - | - Interrupt boot process at grub menu | ||
| - | - Press " | ||
| - | - Navigate to the " | ||
| - | - Append " | ||
| - | - Ctrl+x to continue boot process, it will stop within the initramfs shell | ||
| - | - Remount sysroot file system as read/write: mount -o remount,rw /sysroot | ||
| - | - Change root to that root file system: chroot /sysroot | ||
| - | - Change root password: passwd | ||
| - | - Have system relabel at boot: touch / | ||
| - | - If this is not done, SELinux will prevent the /etc/passwd file from being changed | ||
| - | - Exit the chroot jail: exit | ||
| - | - Exit the initramfs shell: exit | ||
| - | - System will reboot after a delay | ||
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