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Hi, jlliagre,

I boot it into single user mode and mount filesystem to /a.

It says:



#truss -f chroot /a /usr/bin/passwd root
... (moving too fast to catch the print
... many many...

Hi, jlliagre,


#truss -f chroot /a /usr/bin/passwd root
execve(*/usr/sbin/chroot", 0xFFBFF574, 0xFFBFFF588) argc=4
resolvepath(*/usr/lib/Ld.so.1", "/Lib/Ld.so.1", 1023) = 12...

Hi, jlliagre,

I just got back to work and get access to this unix box this morning.

I boot it into single user mode and mount filesystem to /a.

It says:


#ls -l /a/usr/bin/passwd...

Hi, Jlliagre,

After boot to single user mode and mount the filesystem to /a, I tried your command and it still spit error as follow:


\
INIT: SINGLE USER MODE
#mount /dev/dsk/c0t0d0s0 /a...

Hi Jlliagre,

Thanks for your reply.

I boot machine into single user mode and mount filesystem on /a, and I changed PASDSREQ=YES to PASSREQ=NO

Code:

#vi /a/etc/default/login
#PASSREQ...

Hi, Jlliagre,

Here are the outputs from all these commands -

#grep root /a/etc/passwd /a/etc/shadow
/a/etc/passwd:root:x:0:0:Super-User:/:/sbin/sh
/a/etc/shadow:root::6445::::::

#ls -l...

Hi, Dave,

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