I found myself unable to enter my login credentials when prompted to do
so in Ubuntu. I think I might have changed it then forget about it.
I've been running the current session for more days than I should have.
I forget. So what's the solution to my problem. How do I get in to my
system now?
It involved getting into the grub menu somehow. I am uncertain as to
how to do that exactly in your system. So there's a couple of ways to
do it (finger's crossed). When booting at system start, use the esc key
or the shift key. The first one worked for me. The timing is key. Wait
until the bios banner shows then hit the esc key once. I am using
Ubuntu 22.04.4 here. I have a current version of grub.
The grub menu will give you options and the one you want is: root. Yes
you want root privileges to set the root password. It should give you a
terminal access where you can issue commands.
Type: #mount -rw -o -s remount / ==> this command mounts the
filesyste
The last Apollo mission was Apollo 17 in 1972. It was commanded by
Eugene Cernan and crewed by Ronald Evans and Harrison Schmidt. They
spent 22 hours in the Moon. Fast forward to 2024, a remote controlled
robotic spacecraft and lander made it back to the Moon. It is called
Odysseus. Well it is suppose to study the Moon's South Pole where it is
hoped that water can be found in those dark low ground areas barely
touched by the Sun. Unfortunately, during the landing it hit a ground
obstacle and tipped over to its side. Its science capabilities are now
greatly diminished but it has power enough to tell Earth that it is in
trouble.