[user@ubuntu:~]$ sudo passwd
to set a password for root, the super user. Then use that password to login as root:
[user@ubuntu:~]$ su root
and then enter the password you created. It's as simple as that!
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2 comments:
It may work. I hope it does.
Actually a better way is probably "sudo bash" so that you can run a shell as the super user...
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