make your PC reboot (do it with Ctrl-Alt-Del)
when grub's menu displays, move the hilighted line on your current config
(this is necessary only if you have more then one bootable kernel)
press e (for edit)
move the hilighted line on the kernel parameters (usually containing things
like root=LABEL=/)
press e again
then add the number 1 at the end of the line (leave a blank before) to tell
the system to boot in single mode
press enter to end editing
press b to boot
the system will start with only a very few services activated : your
wrapper script should not start and the boot will end with a root shell
modify your script so that it starts in the background
type exit (to continue booting) or reboot (to start a new boot sequence)
if this doesn't work, you might try to connect from another computer with
telnet or ssh, even if the keyboard/mouse/display of your computer remain
locked due to the boot sequence not complete, it's likely that network
services have already been started and let you login from a remote system
hth
A 11:14 21/08/2003 +0100, vous avez écrit :
Hi,
I tried to install a service using a wrapper script to run a java
application in the background. It would appear that it doesn't run in the
background so therefore when I boot linux now. It stops at this service.
How can I rectify this? I've got GRUB bootloader and RH 9.0 installed.
Thanks!
Stuart
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