how to switch to root mode in Linux? Solved

Question

Here,
I downloaded quite a few programs but to install them I need to switch to root mode and I can't manage to do it...
What should I do?
When I enter the root login, it refuses my password...
Also, I want to recompile my kernel but I can't because it asks for
a second CD, which I don't have. Should I get that?
Thanks in advance to everyone,

eeepc-linux · Accepted Answer

Hello everyone. To switch to ROOT, do  open a console and type:  sudo -i  And to switch to Super User:  su  password  There you go. Goodbye.  My website:

Anonymous user · Answer

To switch to root mode, I think you can type "su" in a command window, and then enter your password But if the password doesn't work, then I don't know if there's a solution...

Chris · Answer

To switch to root mode, you need to act as if you want to log in under a different name. Your desktop will close to make way for a window that asks you what you want to do (select a user, quit, restart). In the username field, you type root and then the password (if there is one). That's all very simple. See you later!

Chris

sepult · Answer

You can make it simpler, as AgnesP84 says, go to Terminals, then Console, and there you type: su root
then ENTER
and your password
and ENTER
To see where you are, type: ls

Happy New Year everyone

Sepult@

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