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Use this tag for questions related to passwords on any of the device's compatible operating systems. Depending on the distribution, the default password will change. (See the full tag wiki for a list of default passwords.)
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Raspberry Pi arkOS terminal Password not known
you may connect TV and keyboard and log in directly (not over the network), then type ifconfig to find out your IP address.
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I think I've deleted the default pi user
you may easily recreate any user by connecting your SD card to any linux computer where you have root access, then edit /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow and /etc/group files to add the corresponding line.
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Forgotten non default id & password
Use another linux box where you have root, insert SD card and change /etc/passwd and/or /etc/shadow to whatever you like, like empty password or known password hash from another computer. …
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