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Post  fpd Mon Jan 23, 2012 4:23 pm

Hello Friends of CAINE, Giancarlo, ypso and nannib,

I am booting CAINE 2.5(.0) Live CD.

[my edit]
My md5sum (good):
d20cf2da3815fba99c6cbcc4c196f283 caine2.5.iso
My sha1sum (unknown):
0aa33834f64a1180ef4701f736105fc073cf5bff caine2.5.iso
[/my edit]

What should the root (su, sudo, sudo su) password be? I can not guess it...

I searched the Caine Forum for "password" and "sudo" but only found this unresolved thread:
https://cainelive.rpg-board.net/t16p15-username-password#283

My issue is similar, but it is not the same as the "Username & Password" thread (above).

When using "wifi" (NetworkManager Applet 0.8 ), I am asked for "Unlock Login Keyring... password:" Using "caine" works as the password. Therefore, "caine" seemed to be the "root" password.

When trying to use "Nautilus (as root)", "sudo", "sudo su", I am asked for a password (not username/password). I try: "root", "caine", "Caine", "CAINE", "password", "nautilus", and "<cr>" ... but can not get these applications to allow me to use them. See images below (I hope I posted them correctly).

Thank you for CAINE Linux...

su, sudo password Mki5op

su, sudo password 4ptatg

su, sudo password 1zcffo0


Last edited by fpd on Mon Jan 23, 2012 6:53 pm; edited 2 times in total (Reason for editing : chand 8) to 8 ) and include md5sum and sha1sum)

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Post  nannib Tue Jan 24, 2012 9:44 pm

You have not to use sudo su but simply sudo....
e.g. sudo nautilus
that's all Smile
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Post  fpd Thu Jan 26, 2012 2:42 pm

nannib wrote:You have not to use sudo su but simply sudo....
e.g. sudo nautilus
that's all Smile
bye

nannib, friend!

Thank you for solving this!

Again, I am using CAINE LiveCD to boot, wifi, surf and type this post... After "sudo nautilus" in terminal to start Nautilus (without asking me for a password), I navigated to my local drive on /media/sdb1 (My Passport USB drive from above), but saw no files or folders - that was because "sdb1" was not mounted (for data security). I did not find "mount" on the drop-down options when I right-mouse-clicked the "sdb1" folder/partition, so I opened a terminal on /media and entered "mount -rw /dev/sdb1 /media/sdb1" and can now see my drive partition and all its contents.

Thank you CAINE and friends of CAINE.


Last edited by fpd on Thu Jan 26, 2012 2:46 pm; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : correcting "sda5" to "sdb1" to reflect my previous post.)

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