07-01-2016
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Originally Posted by
kristinu
It was /dev/sda1 as you said
Please, follow the first set of instructions if you can now, using chroot. That's a bit safer.
If not, try the last resort option of blowing the password, manually.
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ltsp-chroot
ltsp-chroot(8) ltsp-chroot(8)
NAME
ltsp-chroot - Chroots into a specific LTSP thin client chroot
SYNOPSIS
ltsp-chroot <options>
DESCRIPTION
ltsp-chroot chroots into a specified LTSP chroot. Optional arguments can be provided to customize the chroot location as well as extra
mounts. If present, default arguments will be read from the configuration file /etc/ltsp/ltsp-chroot.conf, and overwritten with used com-
mand line options.
OPTIONS
-a --arch arch
Sets the architecture of the target chroot. Defaults vary by distribution.
-b --base dir
Sets the path of the target chroot. Defaults to /opt/ltsp/.
-c --mount-package-cache
If set, mounts the server package directories to the chroot previous to chrooting. Settings vary by distribution.
-d --mount-dev
If set, mounts the server dev and devpts directories to the chroot previous to chrooting.
-p --mount-proc
If set, mounts the server proc to the chroot previous to chrooting.
-m --mount-all
If set, mounts the proc, dev and package directories to the chroot before chrooting.
-p --copy-resolv-conf
If set, copies the server resolv.conf to the chroot previous to chrooting.
-h --help Displays the ltsp-chroot help message.
SEE ALSO
ltsp-build-client(8),
AVAILABILITY
ltsp-chroot is part of ltsp package and the latest versions are available in source form from https://launchpad.net/products/ltsp.
MAN PAGE AUTHOR
Wim Muskee <wimmmuskee@gmail.com>
2012-02-11 ltsp-chroot(8)