You can use your install media for this. You just boot your installer
like you normally would. press s at the boot prompt for speech, and wait
for the language screen to come up. When it comes up, you need to switch
to a shell by hitting control+alt+F2. Then, you need to mount your
partition an
On 19/2/24 11:54, Al Puzzuoli wrote:
That being the case is separate rescue media the only way, or is there
a way to leverage this built in rescue mode with speech?
A separate, "live" distribution offers a lot more tools for working on a
system than you'll have in any "rescue" mode of an un
Thanks Jason,
Documentation at the below link refers to a rescue mode which seems to be
integrated as part of the system:
https://www.debian.org/releases/stable/amd64/ch08s06.en.html#:~:text=To%20access%20rescue%20mode%2C%20select,mode%2C%20not%20a%20full%20installation.
That being the case is
On 19/2/24 11:24, Al Puzzuoli wrote:
I’m getting a boot menu, but I’ve tried several sequences of down
arrowing through menu options and pressing enter to no avail. .
What’s the easiest way to enter rescue mode with speech at this point?
I would recommend a "live" image such as GRML - deta
Hi all,
I'm running a Debian 12 system. All has been working well for months, but
after my last set of upgrades, the system will no longer boot. I hear the
GRUB beep so I know I'm getting a boot menu, but I've tried several
sequences of down arrowing through menu options and pressing enter to no
a
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