root account expired
I'm quite new to linux and I don't know what I did...
Whenever I try to boot up linux, it says that there are problems with the root file and kicks me into shell. When I type the command 'su' to try to login, it tells me that the root account has expired. How can I reenable my root account? btw, I'm using Red Hat 9 Thanks. |
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You already is root in the above scenario. When some filesystem needs manual repair, you are left in a single user mode. You need to fix any problems in the filesystems before linux can boot in normal multi-user mode again. The disk repair program is "fsck". It needs a filesystem path as argument. Do you know what filesystem is damaged ? The command "fdisk -l" shows all partitions in your disks. Just in case, run fsck for each device in the first column which has Id=83 ! Attention: Run fsck only in partitions of type 83. Ignore any other. If you can, post the output of "fdisk -l", just to be sure. regards, |
PS: Add the output of "cat /etc/fstab" and "mount". This is all info we need.
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omg, I can't thank you enough
Just keep reading this ==> Thanks for your help man! |
You are Welcome !
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