Hello all,
I just made a *BIG* mistake on my Debian Linux box resulting in not being
able to boot that machine anymore... Some problems with lilo and a custom
kernel not finding his modules (that also claim to have unresolved symbols).
The machine boots until it hangs when trying to access
Hi Toni,
there may have been much more profound answers to your questions, bu t in
case, there were none, here is what I do when in trouble:
Now I have some questions:
- How can I stop the boot process half-way to get a single-user root shell?
At the beginning, just after your POST
If you are using a boot loader like lilo/syslinux that is simple: just pass
the '-b' switch to the kernel.
Eg:
LILO: vmlinux -b
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The text above represents my personal opinion and does not represent the
official
On Sun, 13 Oct 1996 11:23:52 +0200 Toni Mueller ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
- How can I stop the boot process half-way to get a single-user root shell?
All I did in terms of ^C, ^Q@(#*$ and Alt-any-key didn't help, regardless
of where in the boot process I press them.
Go to the lilo
On Sun, 13 Oct 1996, Toni Mueller wrote:
- How can I stop the boot process half-way to get a single-user root shell?
There was a key which I don't remember. You may type linux single from
lilo prompt.
Vadik.
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Vadik V. (_`[EMAIL PROTECTED] alias: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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