Many thanks to
Julian Rodriguez <RodrigJUL_at_mail.dec.com>
Richard Eisenman <eisenman_at_tricity.wsu.edu>
Claudia Burg <cac_at_lambda.la.asu.edu>
David Bremer <DaveB_at_healthotago.co.uz>
The solution was following:
- to enter as single user (I used Ctrl-C during FSCK running, but,
I heared, that is risky way)
- to replace /etc/passwd with corresponding proto-file
- to replace /tcb/files/auth/r/root with corresponding proto-file
- to enter in multi-user mode as root with empty password and to
edit /etc/passwd as like
I have forgotten, that after entering as single user it is neccessary
to run "mount -u /" in order to make filesystem writable.
Best regards,
Iliya Trub,
Donetsk Technical University, Ukraine
Received on Mon Jul 28 1997 - 11:21:17 NZST