Password for live seems to have changed? To what?
Posted: 16. Mar 2012, 14:23
I downloaded the iso that DW had.
and reading here Being new I fail to give url so look for * Homepage • Board index ‹ General ‹ Announcement
Salix Live Xfce 13.37
Postby JRD » 3. Feb 2012, 22:16
text says
like I am out of here or Meh or similar teasing comments.
What went wrong? I boot using this code.
Should I change noautologin to something else to boot as root? I have booted without it and the autologin
works just fine. Everything works but when I try to boot as root then it gives me those cute comments.
Any friendly suggestion about from not being root. I don't mind being live guest or whatever it is named.
But now and then I want to be root because that is what I want to be.
Englsh is not my languages at all. We got taught it maybe two hours a week at primary school
so my English is from reading Byte and PCWorld and NewScientist and Psychology Today maybe
and reading here Being new I fail to give url so look for * Homepage • Board index ‹ General ‹ Announcement
Salix Live Xfce 13.37
Postby JRD » 3. Feb 2012, 22:16
text says
it says that root passwd is live I used that while booting but it gave cute error codes
The default root password is live.
You don't need a password for the regular and auto-logged in user one.
like I am out of here or Meh or similar teasing comments.
What went wrong? I boot using this code.
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title salix using salixlive-xfce-13.37-32.iso username=root passwd=live
root (hd0,1)
kernel /salixboot/vmlinuz rw toroot root=/dev/ram0 from_dev=/dev/sda2 from_dir=/salixlive fsck vga=791 autologin changes=salixlive.save noautologin
initrd /salixboot/initrd.xz
works just fine. Everything works but when I try to boot as root then it gives me those cute comments.
Any friendly suggestion about from not being root. I don't mind being live guest or whatever it is named.
But now and then I want to be root because that is what I want to be.
Englsh is not my languages at all. We got taught it maybe two hours a week at primary school
so my English is from reading Byte and PCWorld and NewScientist and Psychology Today maybe