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Hauke Laging
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So, if you have root account before password change you can login using username:root and unchanged password because sudo susudo su is to create root login for the user account. If you use sudo susudo su,it it will work on user acount login to so after that type sudo susudo su and change the password. I hope this will be make root access.

So, if you have root account before password change you can login using username:root and unchanged password because sudo su is to create root login for the user account. If you use sudo su,it will work on user acount login to so after that type sudo su and change the password. I hope this will be make root access

So, if you have root account before password change you can login using username:root and unchanged password because sudo su is to create root login for the user account. If you use sudo su, it will work on user acount login to so after that type sudo su and change the password. I hope this will be make root access.

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Kireet Verma
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So, if you have root account before password change you can login using username:root and unchanged password because sudo su is to create root login for the user account. If you use sudo su,it will work on user acount login to so after that type sudo su and change the password. I hope this will be make root access