locked root user, then chroot to passwd change, now only boots in emergency mode

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I restarted the computer but I had a terminal up as the root user. It wouldn't boot back up because the root user was locked. I googled and found a thing online that told me to chroot into it and change the passwd. I did. And now it just goes straight to emergency mode. I'm using Fedora Live right as my "other" maintenance linux or whatever.
Seems like this should be super simple if I even knew where to start or what to Google.
Sorry, I know enough to follow basic solutions but not enough to actually understand the things touched in these processes or even what logs to look at.
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I restarted the computer but I had a terminal up as the root user. It wouldn't boot back up because the root user was locked. I googled and found a thing online that told me to chroot into it and change the passwd. I did. And now it just goes straight to emergency mode. I'm using Fedora Live right as my "other" maintenance linux or whatever.
Seems like this should be super simple if I even knew where to start or what to Google.
Sorry, I know enough to follow basic solutions but not enough to actually understand the things touched in these processes or even what logs to look at.
linux root system-recovery
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I restarted the computer but I had a terminal up as the root user. It wouldn't boot back up because the root user was locked. I googled and found a thing online that told me to chroot into it and change the passwd. I did. And now it just goes straight to emergency mode. I'm using Fedora Live right as my "other" maintenance linux or whatever.
Seems like this should be super simple if I even knew where to start or what to Google.
Sorry, I know enough to follow basic solutions but not enough to actually understand the things touched in these processes or even what logs to look at.
linux root system-recovery
Fedora, newest version
I restarted the computer but I had a terminal up as the root user. It wouldn't boot back up because the root user was locked. I googled and found a thing online that told me to chroot into it and change the passwd. I did. And now it just goes straight to emergency mode. I'm using Fedora Live right as my "other" maintenance linux or whatever.
Seems like this should be super simple if I even knew where to start or what to Google.
Sorry, I know enough to follow basic solutions but not enough to actually understand the things touched in these processes or even what logs to look at.
linux root system-recovery
linux root system-recovery
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