I have been running Debian 10 for 5 years on a Pogoplug Pro and decided it was finally time to upgrade. So, I downloaded Debian-5.15.158-oxnas-tld-2-rootfs-bodhi.tar.bz2 from the link in the Linux Kernel 5.15.196 Oxnas (OX820) Pogo V3 package and Debian rootfs thread and loaded everything onto a new USB drive.
It boots up fine, but it won't let me log in as root with password "root". I've tried removing the encrypted password from /etc/shadow, but it won't accept a null password either. Also tried setting up SSH using the RSA keys and authorized_keys file from the Debian 10 install, but it rejects my key. Also tried adding a non-root user (copying /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow entries from the Debian 10 system and setup its home directory), but won't let that user log in either (tried with both a password and no password).
I've even tried logging in with telnet, but no joy there either.
Once I get logged in, I can install sudo, reset root password, etc., but I can't get logged in.
Anybody have any ideas? The default password IS "root", right?
It boots up fine, but it won't let me log in as root with password "root". I've tried removing the encrypted password from /etc/shadow, but it won't accept a null password either. Also tried setting up SSH using the RSA keys and authorized_keys file from the Debian 10 install, but it rejects my key. Also tried adding a non-root user (copying /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow entries from the Debian 10 system and setup its home directory), but won't let that user log in either (tried with both a password and no password).
I've even tried logging in with telnet, but no joy there either.
Once I get logged in, I can install sudo, reset root password, etc., but I can't get logged in.
Anybody have any ideas? The default password IS "root", right?