Not able to reset root password

[NeurlAP1]

I lost my my root password. So, I’m resetting my root password using Using bash as init method(I’m not able to include links in this post)
But when I’m appending init=/bin/bash to kernel paramater. I’ve been promoted to bash written [majaro/]$
And not
[root@**] as shown in some tutorials.
So, I followed every steps but couldn’t able to reset my password.
Please help.

[Mirdarthos]

Hi @NeurlAP1, and welcome!

If you still have your normal user’s password, it should be quite easy.

Just open a terminal and run:

sudo su -

To change to the root user. From there, run:

passwd

And enter the new password for root.

Done! Close, exit and test…

[NeurlAP1]

Thanks, actually I forgot my sudo password.
So, I’m not able to run any sudo commands.

[ishaan2479]

@NeurlAP1

I lost my my root password. So, I’m resetting my root password using Using bash as init method(I’m not able to include links in this post)

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@NeurlAP1

But when I’m appending init=/bin/bash to kernel paramater. I’ve been promoted to bash written [majaro/]$
And not
[root@**] as shown in some tutorials.

Are those “tutorials” for manjaro linux. If not then you can follow Reset lost root password - ArchWiki. Also note that manjaro comes with a preconfigured bashrc for both the user and the root. If you are not sure if you are running as root run id -u. Output 0 means root.

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[Mirdarthos]

sudo uses your standard user’s password, not the root user.

[Nachlese]

When booting with
init=/bin/bash
your root filesystem is mounted read only

remount it read-write
mount -o remount,rw /
then you can change the password with
passwd

[NeurlAP1]

Actually, it has worked previously.
And how to change standard user password ?

[NeurlAP1]

Yes, It worked but it’s not changing my sudo password.

[Mirdarthos]

Standard user’s password can be changed by just running:

passwd

as that user.

[Nachlese]

@NeurlAP1

Yes, It worked but it’s not changing my sudo password.

passwd NeurlAP1
(the username you want to change it for …)

[NeurlAP1]

Thanks, it worked

[NeurlAP1]

Thanks, community for quick support…