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Originally Posted by phreak0utt
Trying to reset the root password by pressing 'e' at the boot option has not helped at all I don't get any options to get in and change the settings. Help on this would be greatly appreciated.
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Boot your system using a live cd. Then mount your suse partition some where...say /mnt/suse. Then chroot into the new system and change the password using passwd command. Here is an example assuming that the partition on which you installed SuSE is hda6
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mkdir /mnt/suse
mount /dev/hda6 /mnt/suse
chroot /mnt/suse /bin/bash
passwd