I have big problem. My Linux Ubuntu 9.04 (64bit) don't allow me to log in anylonger. I even tryed to use "root", but still I cant log in.
I think, I changed something, what I should not have to done.
What I changed was in, where was log in users... /root... and something like that.
Can someone help me?
Or Do someone know how can I re-Install Linux Ubuntu 9.04 (64bit)?
MY PC: AMD Phenom(tm) 8450 Triple-Core Processor, 2100Mhz, 64bit Windows 7 Ultimate, 2x Samsung1Gb (+3rd is not in use) + 1x Buffalo2Gb 800MHZ, 8188-10235Mb Virtual RAM, GeForce GTS250Green with 512MB ram, 500Gt Buffalo (+500Gb WD is not in use) + 1T WD HDD, Chieftec 500W Power Output, 1680x1050 60Hertz
Boot with the recovery mode option in the boot menu. It should just drop you in a command line as root. Then try resetting the password of your user with "passwd [user]". If that doesn't work just reinstall, the same way you put it on there in the first place, not worth trying to repair all the damage you could potentially have done, just be more careful when working as root.
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MY PC: AMD Phenom(tm) 8450 Triple-Core Processor, 2100Mhz, 64bit Windows 7 Ultimate, 2x Samsung1Gb (+3rd is not in use) + 1x Buffalo2Gb 800MHZ, 8188-10235Mb Virtual RAM, GeForce GTS250Green with 512MB ram, 500Gt Buffalo (+500Gb WD is not in use) + 1T WD HDD, Chieftec 500W Power Output, 1680x1050 60Hertz
