For various reasons, I need to break into an abandoned Ultra 5 with Debian installed, to back it up and make sure it wasn't doing anything important. Unfortunately, the owners no longer have the root password for it, and the previous person working on it left it set to require a root password to boot it single user. So I could really use a Sparc compatible rescue CD or live CD. What's the easiest and best one to use? The Debian installation CD's? Would I just need the first CD for that? (I really, really don't want to have to download all 12 of the Debian 3.1 Sparc CD's.)
Bootable Linux CD, preferably live CD, for Sun Ultra 5 with Debian 3.x
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