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Originally Posted by knc1
I can't think of a reason why but maybe it was related.
I can see that it might get in the way of recovering from an abnormal situation.
So that is probably a good bit of 'safety advice' to anyone messing around with the internals.
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Agreed. Get rid of a passcode before changing anything on rootfs, until you are done and it is proven to be reliable. This makes it easier to repair if you break something on rootfs. I never passcode mine though, so the thought of this extra step did not occur to me until learning it from somebody who does use a passcode.