hi,
The Live disk is not for general use, however. There is no password protection
for any system functions. So with the Live disk running, you can do anything,
up to and including a full disk format. Ubuntu Live makes an excellent
introduction, and is a very useful disk to have around if you want to use Linux
on an unfamiliar machine (as long as the owner trusts you).
Unlike all the other Linux distros we have tried, Ubuntu does not ask you to
set a root password during the install process. It actually, we are told, sets
up a root user with a random password, that's never intended to be used. It
then lets the first user have admin privileges, prompting for the password and
performing actions through sudo ('superuser do') a Linux feature by which users
can be allowed to operate with root privileges.
for example if you are goint to mount some partation.
simply type in sudo before the command such as sudo mount...
or do it this way:
$ sudo su
ten you'll be getting root previlagies.
With Regards,
Sankar.K
"A. MHd. Shaik Abdullah" <shaikabdullah_1999@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi
What is Ubuntu Live CD Version 5.10 Root Password. X server not Working
Regards,
A. Mhd Shaik Abdullah
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