how to recollect root password
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Answer / ravinder singh
for collecting root password you must do booting under
single user.
or you also can change root password by typing command in
shell -- #passwd
after that you change rooot password .
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Answer / chetan grover
go to single user mode
and type passwd and then the required password u want to
change
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
if it gives u error on entering the passwd command
than type setenforce 0
it will disable the selinux for that moment
and than again type the passwd command to change the
password
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for recollecting root Password you must type .
passwd Xyz .
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