lovecreatesbea...@gmail.c0m wrote:
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> If this happenes on Debian, what can we do to bypass the erroneous
> init script during boot?
If I understand you right you are asking for the init kernel boot option
try init=/bin/sh or something else to be run instead of init
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On 2008-12-25 01:40:35 -0800, lovecreatesbea...@gmail.c0m wrote:
> If this happenes on Debian, what can we do to bypass the erroneous
> init script during boot?
I don't think this is possible to bypass a script. But you can still
boot in single-user mode to fix the script.
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I wrote a init script containing this snippet, e.g.:
echo "`basename $0` stopping"
It's happened to be changed by another guy to something like this:
echo "`$0` stopping"
The machine just hung there after that. I had to press the power
button and the "i" letter on our CentOS whe
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