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Lost root password unixware 7.1.4

Ive lost the root password , i dont have the cds , what can i do?
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I think the only way you can get into the box is by using CD's to recover the password so download the correct OS and burn it to cd and give it a shot. You might be able to do something on the console port but im not sure...
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Ive lost the root password , i dont have the cds , what can i do?
Take the disk out an mount it on another box?
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i modify the shadow file in another unix but the password seems not stored there.

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