Hi,

i have successfully build lfs-systemd-9.1 i am not able to login both root-user and lfs-user pls find attachement.

(i have taken backup from another vm and build in new vm)

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Did you set a root passwd?
if not then you need to chroot back in and set 1

That's quite short, but of course, spiky0011 is right.
A little more verbose: look up an howto for chroot via your favourite search engine (the *buntu ones usually are quite detailed) and then check if you have some live/repair/install system on a CD or USB device with a kernel version very close to your installed one. Boot that system and chroot to the installed system (in a terminal, that is; you will be the root user of the chrooted system) and type passwd. After setting the new password, type exit (will leave the chrooted system and return to the one from the CD/USB). Then shutdown the system properly and boot into the installed system.

Another idea: If you think you remember the passwords but the system just doesn't accept them (any more), check the keyboard settings. A lot of installers use US keyboard for installation (or as a default) but the ones used in 90% of locations all over the world are localised ones. So if you didn't set a local keyboard during installation, after booting up the first time, the key map is likely different than during installation. (That blooming Ubuntu 12 messed that one up pretty badly for me.)

So it seems you finished LFS and rebooted into it. Chroot as in the end of ch6 after mounting virtual kernel stuff etc. as in ch6.2. Then inside the chroot you can (re)set your passwords. Setting the root password is done after you build and install shadow in ch6.

True but LFS doesn't have an installer; you build it in-situ. That's why it's called Linux From Scratch!