newby

[Simon Ruiz]

Unfortunately, I believe you're um, out of luck. There is no default username and password, so unless you get the username and password from the original installer, there's little chance that you'll be able to get in.
 
There are, of course, ways to get around this, but in all honesty you'd probably have a much simpler time of it just re-installing Ubuntu/Edubuntu from scratch. The process is simple and painless, and will let you select your own username and password.
 
Do you have access to a broadband connection and a CD burner so as to burn off an installation CD?
 
I hope this finds you doing well, Terry, take care!
 
Sim?n

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From: edubuntu-devel-bounces at lists.ubuntu.com on behalf of terry
Sent: Thu 3/1/2007 7:48 PM
To: edubuntu-devel at lists.ubuntu.com
Subject: newby



Hello,
I have been given a computer for my little girl [aged 10] hooray!  the downside of it is that it is loaded with ubuntu... that is also great!  Except I can't get into it.  It asks me for a password and username both of which I do not know... The person who gave it to us does not know them either because she was given the computer also, [she is a school teacher] and my little girl is one of her pupils.  So can you please either point me in the right direction or advise me where I can get help or documentation to help.

Yours expectantly

Terry
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