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| m (Pio2pio moved page Linux password recovery to Linux password recovery rescue mode without leaving a redirect) |  (→RHEL 8) | ||
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| # Enable SELinux relabeling <code>touch /.autorelable</code> | # Enable SELinux relabeling <code>touch /.autorelable</code> | ||
| # Exit shell <code>exit</code> | # Exit shell <code>exit</code> | ||
| Change target to rescue mode | |||
| <source lang=bash> | |||
| sudo systemctl rescue | |||
| </source> | |||
Latest revision as of 23:15, 21 November 2019
RHEL 8
This process should work for the most of distributions:
- Edit kernel boot in Grub by pressing e
- ctrl+ego to end of the line remove- ro crashand add- rd.break enforcing=0
- ctrl+xstart the system
- Remount root fs mount -o remount,re /sysroot
- Switch into chroot /sysroot
- Reset password passwd
- Enable SELinux relabeling touch /.autorelable
- Exit shell exit
Change target to rescue mode
sudo systemctl rescue