First, boot to recovery mode or boot from the CD again. That gives
you root access and you can change passwords using passwd. Also, you
can view /etc/group and /etc/passwd to see if your regular signon was
modified.
Note: no one else here has yet reported a problem with the
*command-line* utilities, so check that the symptoms match, etc.
-crt
On 9/12/07, teach2471 <email address hidden> wrote:
> terminal window, I used the command line & added some users via adduser.
> I shutdown my Pc succesfully. The following day, I tried to logon to
> ubuntu using my regular signon that I created upon installation(which is
> also the same one that I had been using for several days), I now get,
> Incorrect username or password. Any help would be appreciated.
First, boot to recovery mode or boot from the CD again. That gives
you root access and you can change passwords using passwd. Also, you
can view /etc/group and /etc/passwd to see if your regular signon was
modified.
Note: no one else here has yet reported a problem with the
*command-line* utilities, so check that the symptoms match, etc.
-crt
On 9/12/07, teach2471 <email address hidden> wrote:
> terminal window, I used the command line & added some users via adduser.
> I shutdown my Pc succesfully. The following day, I tried to logon to
> ubuntu using my regular signon that I created upon installation(which is
> also the same one that I had been using for several days), I now get,
> Incorrect username or password. Any help would be appreciated.