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The system needs root to operate, so you can't disable (i.e. remove) him completely. You can set it to a horribly difficult password and forget what it is though. Something like P,},<&EVZ=oBqB[7!. should do nicely (don't actually use this obviously, it's just an example).
EDIT: the post below more correctly answers your question. I saw "su" but read "sudo" which would be the better way to do this as you can control the what commands users can run with elevated rights.
Last edited by sigsegv; 02-08-2005 at 02:23 PM.
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