Vodafone webbook laptop

nahitaji kuriset user and pass,kwa anayefahamu kuhusu hizi vodafone webbook laptop ambazo zinakuwa na ubuntu os
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try hii

1. remove battery. this exposes a tiny slide switch. push switch to left (i used a toothpick). this puts the webbook into cdrom mode. Replace battery.
2. power up and wait 15 secs or so. you now get a series of questions about configuring a cdrom (don't worry, i don't have one either!) the answers are: No, No and Continue. You get to a menu labeled 'Ubuntu Installer main menu'.
3. Choose the last but one menu item 'Execute a shell' You get a message about running 'ash', select 'Continue'. You are now in a normal root shell (note: this mini OS is running on a ram disk, you can't see your hard disk yet).
4. Now mount your hard disk: keyin 'mount /dev/mmcblk0p3 /mnt'
5. Change your effective root directory to the hard drive. Keyin 'chroot /mnt'
6. Now change your password. Keyin 'passwd' and enter the new root password twice (note, it doesn't echo your password keystrokes). After the second entry it should say "password updated successfully".
7. You can change other users' passwords by entering 'passwd username'. I did do this but my username didn't work because, i think, my root partition is full.
8. Keyin 'exit' twice, this takes you back to the Ubuntu Installer main menu. Now choose the bottom option 'Abort the Installation'. Say 'Yes' to 'Are you sure you want to exit now?' And the system shuts down. Power webbook off before it reboots.
9. Remove battery, push switch to right and replace battery.
10. Boot as normal. If your login window does not have the root user, choose 'Other', keyin 'root' plus the password you set.

khalfan56 said:

try hii

1. remove battery. this exposes a tiny slide switch. push switch to left (i used a toothpick). this puts the webbook into cdrom mode. Replace battery.
2. power up and wait 15 secs or so. you now get a series of questions about configuring a cdrom (don't worry, i don't have one either!) the answers are: No, No and Continue. You get to a menu labeled 'Ubuntu Installer main menu'.
3. Choose the last but one menu item 'Execute a shell' You get a message about running 'ash', select 'Continue'. You are now in a normal root shell (note: this mini OS is running on a ram disk, you can't see your hard disk yet).
4. Now mount your hard disk: keyin 'mount /dev/mmcblk0p3 /mnt'
5. Change your effective root directory to the hard drive. Keyin 'chroot /mnt'
6. Now change your password. Keyin 'passwd' and enter the new root password twice (note, it doesn't echo your password keystrokes). After the second entry it should say "password updated successfully".
7. You can change other users' passwords by entering 'passwd username'. I did do this but my username didn't work because, i think, my root partition is full.
8. Keyin 'exit' twice, this takes you back to the Ubuntu Installer main menu. Now choose the bottom option 'Abort the Installation'. Say 'Yes' to 'Are you sure you want to exit now?' And the system shuts down. Power webbook off before it reboots.
9. Remove battery, push switch to right and replace battery.
10. Boot as normal. If your login window does not have the root user, choose 'Other', keyin 'root' plus the password you set.

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nimefuata maelekezo hadi namba 6, nimejaribu
passwd mypass mypass imezingua nikatest tena passwd mypass ,still bado.

inasema je

1) Turn on your computer, and as soon as you the Press Esc to enter grub message, press the escape key. 2) Select the option that says (recovery mode).
3) Your PC will boot into a shell. Once you get a command prompt, type "passwd username" where the username is your username. If you can't remember your username, then you can type "ls /home" which should bring it up.
4) Enter a new password when prompted, and again when prompted again Type "shutdown -r now" to reboot your system,
That's it. You should now be able to login with your new password.

1. Boot your computer up with Ubuntu CD 2. Open a terminal window or switch to a tty.
3. Go SuperUser (that is, type "sudo -s"). Enter root passwords as necessary.
4. Type "grub"
5. Type "find /boot/grub/stage1″. You'll get a response like "(hd0,1)".
Use whatever your computer spits out for the following lines.
6. Type "root (hd0,1)", or whatever your hard disk + boot partition numbers are for Ubuntu.
7. Type "setup (hd0)", to install GRUB to MBR, or "setup (hd0,1)" or whatever your hard disk + partition nr is, to install GRUB to a partition.
8. Quit grub by typing "quit".
9. Reboot and remove the bootable CD.
Note:- In the above procedure hd0,1 is an example it might be different in your case.

khalfan56 said:

inasema je

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hakuna message yeyote inayokuja zaidi ya newline
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khalfan56 said:

1) Turn on your computer, and as soon as you the Press Esc to enter grub message, press the escape key. 2) Select the option that says (recovery mode).
3) Your PC will boot into a shell. Once you get a command prompt, type "passwd username" where the username is your username. If you can't remember your username, then you can type "ls /home" which should bring it up.
4) Enter a new password when prompted, and again when prompted again Type "shutdown -r now" to reboot your system,
That's it. You should now be able to login with your new password.

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nimejaribu hii option ya pili lakini booting inaendelea hakuna option ya kuchagua kunipeleka kwenye
recovery mode.

baldin said:

nimefuata maelekezo hadi namba 6, nimejaribu
passwd mypass mypass imezingua nikatest tena passwd mypass ,still bado.

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Hapo enter twice maana yake ni mypass (Enter key) then mypass (Enter key)

brother khalfan56 much appreciate man,nimefanikiwa kureset ,also Kang thanks.

pamoja baldin