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It depends. If you are running a desktop on your Linux server (X, for example), you can *probably* run the “system-config-securitylevel” program and check. If you only have access to the command line, you can run the following command as root and do the same thing:
system-config-securitylevel-tui
The “tui” at the end is short for “text user interface”. For some reason, Yahoo feels the need to cut off the “i” and replace it with “…” Silly Yahoo.
It’s important to note that the RPM for these management tools needs to be installed for you to be able to run them. These tools are installed by default, so unless you changed the default installation somehow, they should be there.

let me know whether it supports fat ,NTFS or vfat

I have here on my desk a SuSE 10.1 Linux box, I need to get into it to recover some scripts that I’m using.
It was set up by someone who has since left the business and has not communicated the root password.
I need some way of resetting it. I know there are utilities that you can burn to a CD and boot from for Windows boxes, I need something similar for Linux.
To the best of my knowledge, there are no other accounts on the system.
Any ideas?

How to give root permission to one/two user(s)?

In linux , root is the super user, It has full rights to customise is’s OS level but is there any file which can’t deleted by root ?

The kernel loads, but I get this error message after a second or two.
Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)
Then the system halts. My /etc/fstab is fine (I think), and I’m only using ext2 and ext3 file syetems (both of which I installed support for in the kernel, not as modules).
I know it has been done, and it should be the same for all Parallels machines. I’m running the 3036 Beta version.

i forget apassword of my root user in my linex system

you must try with root and boot disk

Look at the functions in the math.h header file. On my linux distro, math.h is located in /usr/include. To get the man page on it, type in man math.h or info math.h on your terminal. Both will bring up the documentation.
Figure out just what the 4th root is and how to compute it. The math functions in math.h should help you calculate it.
Good luck.

i want to paste a file in my user home from my root home all on the same computers.and also if am tranferring a file to another user on the network.what commands do i use on the terminal