Hi
I am booting Mint 13 Maya using a USB flash disk (live user session). However i want to change the existing live user password. The existing password is simply blank. but once i try to change it, it asks me to enter existing password, so i cant leave it blank. How should i change the password for the live sessions now??
Any help??
Mark
[SOLVED] change password for live user session
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[SOLVED] change password for live user session
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Re: change password for live user session
Ok, to avoid that problem, open a terminal, type in "sudo su" and press enter.
Now enter "passwd" and press enter.
Type in the pass you want twice.
Done.
Now enter "passwd" and press enter.
Type in the pass you want twice.
Done.
Re: change password for live user session
changed the password with sudo su..created a password but did not work. it still shows Invalid password when i try to change it, note that i am trying to changing password for a liver user session.
Re: change password for live user session
Hi
I finally managed to change the password, but when lock the screen, turns out it does not get locked. when i mouse the touchpad the desktop comes back without asking the password.
Attaching screenshot for settings
I finally managed to change the password, but when lock the screen, turns out it does not get locked. when i mouse the touchpad the desktop comes back without asking the password.
Attaching screenshot for settings
Re: change password for live user session
Hi guys
please ignore my last post.. Thanks @sagirfahmid3... the issue is solved now. i just checked it.
please ignore my last post.. Thanks @sagirfahmid3... the issue is solved now. i just checked it.
Re: [SOLVED] change password for live user session
Putting a password on a live USB doesn't make it secure anyways...Someone can just change the boot parameter and login as root without entering a password, or easier yet, they can use their own Linux live CD/USB and plug in your drive and the Home folder would be right there...visible. There are no Linux (encrypted) live .isos.