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Alrighty.
Open up your terminal program (Konsole / GNOME Terminal). At the prompt, type:
Code:
su -
<enter root password>
In that terminal, you are now root: you have access ...
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- 06-29-2006 #11
Alrighty.
Open up your terminal program (Konsole / GNOME Terminal). At the prompt, type:
In that terminal, you are now root: you have access to everything. If you want to view permissions, use the "ls -l" command on a file. To change ownership, use "chown", and to change permissions, use "chmod". These commands all have man pages that you can view to figure out how they work.Code:su - <enter root password>
If you need to access /boot, this is the way to do it. But almost all work should be done as your regular user.


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