and enter root passwd twice.
now run "gdmsetup" and in the tab security select/tick "Allow local system administrator login".now next time u can login as root.though its a security risk.i believe ur using standalone system.
see dapper wiki for more infi:
*easylinux.info/wiki/Ubuntu_dapper
@Executioner, Logging in as Root is a very bad practise!!
You can execute System Adminstration commands using sudo, gksudo, gksu.
If you login as Root , you compromise security!! That means any process can execute
as Root. That can do great damage to Ubuntu O.S.
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