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If it's Linux, you can bind-mount the rootfs read-only and chroot into it: mahler ~ # mkdir /roroot mahler ~ # mount -o bind,ro / /roroot mahler ~
by jcalvinowens 2y ago
If it's Linux, you can bind-mount the rootfs read-only and chroot into it:
mahler ~ # mkdir /roroot
mahler ~ # mount -o bind,ro / /roroot
mahler ~ # chroot /roroot
mahler / # passwd
Enter new password:
Re-type new password:
passwd: Authentication token lock busy
passwd: password unchanged
- dmd 2y agoOh, that's a good idea.