From: Star Kitty (starkitty7060@yahoo.com)
Date: Thu Nov 07 2002 - 11:15:06 EST
Dear Sun Managers,
I posted the following question few days ago and thank you
for all the replies. I know that by booting from cdrom and edit
the shadow file will resolve it. However, I remember there is
another way to bypass it. After "boot -s" command is issued,
it will straight away go into # prompt without requesting for
root password. I came across this way 3 years ago but right now I
couldn't rememeber it. Please share with me if those who out there
have this answer. Thank you.
-Tim-
Star Kitty <starkitty7060@yahoo.com> wrote:Dear Sun Managers,
When I do a "boot -s" to single user mode, it normally
will prompt me for root password. I came across that
this can be bypass by I forgot how to do that.
Can someone enlighten me?
TIA.
Regards,
Tim
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