Guess what? I stupidly added 3 lines to etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit. It looked safe,
you just open the file with gnupad, add the lines, save. Safe until the next
time you reboot and find out that you can't use RedHat 6.2 anymore. During
the launch I now have a message saying, "INIT cannot execute
On Sun, 21 Jan 2001, Patrick Lacchia wrote:
Guess what? I stupidly added 3 lines to etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit. It looked safe,
you just open the file with gnupad, add the lines, save. Safe until the next
time you reboot and find out that you can't use RedHat 6.2 anymore. During
the launch I now
a text pad and now it's impossible to modify it
again. Looks like all the files are read-only. I am wondering if it's due to
the linux emergency mode.
Patrick
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Subject: Re: Boot issue. INIT cannot execute etc/
On Sun, 21 Jan 2001 at 4:09pm (-), Patrick Lacchia wrote:
Guess what? I stupidly added 3 lines to etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit. It looked safe,
you just open the file with gnupad, add the lines, save. Safe until the next
time you reboot and find out that you can't use RedHat 6.2 anymore. During
On Sun, 21 Jan 2001 at 4:09pm (-), Patrick Lacchia wrote:
Guess what? I stupidly added 3 lines to etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit. It looked safe,
you just open the file with gnupad, add the lines, save. Safe until the next
time you reboot and find out that you can't use RedHat 6.2 anymore. During
The problem is probably that / is mounted read-only. Before running vi to
edit the file you want to change, enter
mount / -o remount,rw
I've recently had to do this, and I was able to save a new file, even one
without writeable permissions, by using the ":w!" command.
Jim Cunning
On
On 21-Jan-01 Patrick Lacchia opined:
Guess what? I stupidly added 3 lines to etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit. It looked
safe,
you just open the file with gnupad, add the lines, save. Safe until the
next
time you reboot and find out that you can't use RedHat 6.2 anymore.
During
the launch I now
On 21-Jan-01 Patrick Lacchia opined:
Yes I tried and it doesn't work. Here is what happen
1) I type "vi rc.sysinit"
2) The file open and the bottom line says "rc.sysinit [readonly]
3) I jump to the lines I want to delete and do a "dd" on the first one
4) The bottom line becomes red and
"pl" == Patrick Lacchia [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
pl Guess what? I stupidly added 3 lines to etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit. It looked safe,
pl you just open the file with gnupad, add the lines, save. Safe until the next
pl time you reboot and find out that you can't use RedHat 6.2 anymore. During
pl
On Sun, 21 Jan 2001, Patrick Lacchia wrote:
Guess what? I stupidly added 3 lines to etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit. It looked safe,
you just open the file with gnupad, add the lines, save. Safe until the next
time you reboot and find out that you can't use RedHat 6.2 anymore. During
the launch I now
Here is the simple solution bot through the linux as rescue and launch vi
editor delete the line what you added this wored for me in RedHat 6.1
Patrick Lacchia wrote:
Yes I tried and it doesn't work. Here is what happen
1) I type "vi rc.sysinit"
2) The file open and the bottom line says
corrcetion please boot through the rh6.1 cd and then try rescue
RaghuNath L wrote:
Here is the simple solution bot through the linux as rescue and launch vi
editor delete the line what you added this wored for me in RedHat 6.1
Patrick Lacchia wrote:
Yes I tried and it doesn't work.
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