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I am was unable to use the root password that i had reset by following the below steps. I was getting login denied
1. On the Grub menu type e
2. edit the Linux16 with rd.break
3. hit Ctrl+x
4. mount -o rw,remount /sysroot
5.chroot /sysroot
6. passwd
7. Enter password again
8. echo / .autorelabel
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In Step 8, you probably mean to either touch /.autorelabel , or echo "" > /.autorelabel .


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In Step 8, you probably mean to either touch /.autorelabel , or echo "" > /.autorelabel .

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oops.!!!

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I tried on my system and touch /.autorelabel is worked well.


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glad it worked
Cheers!

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in my case when adding the rd.break on node 2 never allowed me to continue typing the rest I type ctlt+x and it was asking me for root passwoord

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Can you please paste the steps and screenshot if possible? Also, can you please tell me the System Architecture (how many nodes or it is cluster of multiple nodes etc.)

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redhat 9 , and
1. On the Grub menu type e
2. edit the line that start with Linux and add in the end rd.break
3. hit Ctrl+x
4.- then it was asking me for root password

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TBH, in my case it is working fine.
There might be other disk related encryption might be enabled or something.

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I also exprience the same on delivering the RH134 courses, can anyone including @Tracy_Baker could confirm does on RHA VM on Cloud works?
There are chat happen around with Red Hat Employee on https://www.reddit.com/r/redhat/comments/v1tjay/strange_situation_root_password_reset_rhel_9/iapvlhf...
I can't use rd.break both on servera or even on workstation. I remember back in the day, this bug exist on 8.2 also... At that time, I still have workaround using
ro init=/bin/bash
on the linux grub line, as the lab still allow it, now I can't do it anymore.
Any help is appreciated