Next, scroll down to the list until you see the line underlined below ( ro ) . What we need to do is change that ro to rw and start into a bash shell. It should look like this rw init=/sysroot/bin/sh.
Change the ro line to rw and add init=/sysroot/bin/sh
After changing that, press Control + X or Ctrl + X on your keyboard to start into single user mode using the bash shell specified above. In this mode, we’re going to change the root password.
In the single user mode, run the command as shown below
chroot /sysroot
Finally, run the commands below to change the root password.
You’ll be prompted to create and confirm a new password. After creating the password, run the commands below to update SELinux parameters
touch /.autorelabel
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