Hey man. Im so sad. I failed the rhcsa today. I got stuck at reset root password. I have performed it 100 times but during the exam, it didnt work and i couldnt proceed to finish the remaining questions. Im not sure if different rhel 9 releases use different commands. i trued rd.break in both kernel and rescue. i tried init=/bin/bash in both kernel and rescue. i normal would mount -o remount,rw /sysroot but there was no /sysroot at all. PLEASE make a video on this. i studied so hard and honestly i feel deflated
Hey man. Im so sad. I failed the rhcsa today. I got stuck at reset root password. I have performed it 100 times but during the exam, it didnt work and i couldnt proceed to finish the remaining questions. Im not sure if different rhel 9 releases use different commands. i trued rd.break in both kernel and rescue. i tried init=/bin/bash in both kernel and rescue. i normal would mount -o remount,rw /sysroot but there was no /sysroot at all. PLEASE make a video on this. i studied so hard and honestly i feel deflated
That is very unfortunate. I will prioritize making a video about that topic and hopefully it will help.
@@beanologi after doing some research, it appears that rw init=/sysroot/bin/sh is a way to reset root password. can you confirm this?
@@malonedichertz3200in Sander Van Vugt’s rhcsa 9 book I believe that is the method he teaches so yes it’s a good way to do it
That book says just /bin/bash - not the sysroot part - which makes since because it’s already pivoted to the physical rootfs anyways…
@@beanologi awesome. thanks man.