Resetting Password in Debian
Forgetting your Debian password can be frustrating, but fear not, as resetting it is a fairly straightforward process. Follow these steps to regain access to your Debian system:
- Boot into recovery mode by restarting your system.
- When the GRUB menu appears, select the 'Advanced options for Debian' entry.
- Choose the recovery mode option for the latest kernel version.
- Once the recovery menu shows up, select the 'root Drop to root shell prompt' option.
- Remount the filesystem as read/write by running the command:
mount -o remount,rw /
- Reset the password for the desired user by typing:
passwd username
(replace 'username' with the actual username). - Enter and confirm the new password when prompted.
- Reboot your system by entering:
reboot
- Your password has now been successfully reset.
Following these steps will allow you to change your forgotten Debian password and regain access to your system.
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