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Default root password}
How to change/set default root password
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Open Terminal app and run:
{icon terminal}`sudo su`
type in your user account password and hit `ENTER`. You are now in superuser (root) mode. You can recognize this by looking at the terminal prompt. Before entering root terminal your prompt looks something like this:
//username@hostname:~$//
and after:
//**root**@hostname:/home/username///
To change root password run:
{icon terminal}`passwd`
You will get //Enter new UNIX password:// prompt, type your desired password (it will not be echoed) and press `ENTER`, then type it in again to confirm. Your new root password is now set.
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icon=wrench, name=Troubleshooting >
Default root password}
How to change/set default root password
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Open Terminal app and run:
{icon terminal}`sudo su`
type in your user account password and hit `ENTER`. You are now in superuser (root) mode. You can recognize this by looking at the terminal prompt. Before entering root terminal your prompt looks something like this:
//username@hostname:~$//
and after:
//**root**@hostname:/home/username///
To change root password run:
{icon terminal}`passwd`
You will get //Enter new UNIX password:// prompt, type your desired password (it will not be echoed) and press `ENTER`, then type it in again to confirm. Your new root password is now set.