how to change root pass word in ubuntu 16.04 LTS on SAMSUNG Linux On Dex
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I am trying to change root password in my Ubuntu .
This is what I did:
1: installed linux on dex on google play
2: downloaded the ubuntu 16.04 LTS arm image
3: After starting the image in linux on dex, enter the graphical interface directly.
I don't know the passwords of the current users ‘dextop’ and ‘root’ users. How can I change their passwords?
'sudo su passwd root'
it dones't work ,becaus I also don't know the password of the current user.
I can't start single-user mode and repair mode, and I can't change the password of any user without knowing the current user password.
Sorry, my english sucks, will there be any help?
16.04 password arm
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I am trying to change root password in my Ubuntu .
This is what I did:
1: installed linux on dex on google play
2: downloaded the ubuntu 16.04 LTS arm image
3: After starting the image in linux on dex, enter the graphical interface directly.
I don't know the passwords of the current users ‘dextop’ and ‘root’ users. How can I change their passwords?
'sudo su passwd root'
it dones't work ,becaus I also don't know the password of the current user.
I can't start single-user mode and repair mode, and I can't change the password of any user without knowing the current user password.
Sorry, my english sucks, will there be any help?
16.04 password arm
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up vote
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I am trying to change root password in my Ubuntu .
This is what I did:
1: installed linux on dex on google play
2: downloaded the ubuntu 16.04 LTS arm image
3: After starting the image in linux on dex, enter the graphical interface directly.
I don't know the passwords of the current users ‘dextop’ and ‘root’ users. How can I change their passwords?
'sudo su passwd root'
it dones't work ,becaus I also don't know the password of the current user.
I can't start single-user mode and repair mode, and I can't change the password of any user without knowing the current user password.
Sorry, my english sucks, will there be any help?
16.04 password arm
I am trying to change root password in my Ubuntu .
This is what I did:
1: installed linux on dex on google play
2: downloaded the ubuntu 16.04 LTS arm image
3: After starting the image in linux on dex, enter the graphical interface directly.
I don't know the passwords of the current users ‘dextop’ and ‘root’ users. How can I change their passwords?
'sudo su passwd root'
it dones't work ,becaus I also don't know the password of the current user.
I can't start single-user mode and repair mode, and I can't change the password of any user without knowing the current user password.
Sorry, my english sucks, will there be any help?
16.04 password arm
16.04 password arm
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From googling the default password seems to be secret
. See here, you have to scroll down a bit but it says that the sudo password for Linux on DeX is secret.
Afterwards you can do sudo passwd root
(NOT sudo su passwd root
, not sure what su
is doing there) to change password of root user.
Hope this helped!
Thanks, very helpful, I revisited the website and they provided the default root password. *Sudo password for Linux on DeX is 'secret'.
– Sadaharu
Nov 29 at 5:01
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
From googling the default password seems to be secret
. See here, you have to scroll down a bit but it says that the sudo password for Linux on DeX is secret.
Afterwards you can do sudo passwd root
(NOT sudo su passwd root
, not sure what su
is doing there) to change password of root user.
Hope this helped!
Thanks, very helpful, I revisited the website and they provided the default root password. *Sudo password for Linux on DeX is 'secret'.
– Sadaharu
Nov 29 at 5:01
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
From googling the default password seems to be secret
. See here, you have to scroll down a bit but it says that the sudo password for Linux on DeX is secret.
Afterwards you can do sudo passwd root
(NOT sudo su passwd root
, not sure what su
is doing there) to change password of root user.
Hope this helped!
Thanks, very helpful, I revisited the website and they provided the default root password. *Sudo password for Linux on DeX is 'secret'.
– Sadaharu
Nov 29 at 5:01
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
From googling the default password seems to be secret
. See here, you have to scroll down a bit but it says that the sudo password for Linux on DeX is secret.
Afterwards you can do sudo passwd root
(NOT sudo su passwd root
, not sure what su
is doing there) to change password of root user.
Hope this helped!
From googling the default password seems to be secret
. See here, you have to scroll down a bit but it says that the sudo password for Linux on DeX is secret.
Afterwards you can do sudo passwd root
(NOT sudo su passwd root
, not sure what su
is doing there) to change password of root user.
Hope this helped!
answered Nov 29 at 4:45
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Thanks, very helpful, I revisited the website and they provided the default root password. *Sudo password for Linux on DeX is 'secret'.
– Sadaharu
Nov 29 at 5:01
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Thanks, very helpful, I revisited the website and they provided the default root password. *Sudo password for Linux on DeX is 'secret'.
– Sadaharu
Nov 29 at 5:01
Thanks, very helpful, I revisited the website and they provided the default root password. *Sudo password for Linux on DeX is 'secret'.
– Sadaharu
Nov 29 at 5:01
Thanks, very helpful, I revisited the website and they provided the default root password. *Sudo password for Linux on DeX is 'secret'.
– Sadaharu
Nov 29 at 5:01
add a comment |
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