On Sun, Mar 11, 2001 at 02:21:05PM -0800, Bernie Huang wrote:
> Thanks. But when I try "linux init=/bin/bash", it's a
> read-only file system. I tried su to root, but I
> still couldn't change any file. Basically what I want
> to do is to boot my linux up, and uncomment the lines
> that I commented previously in /etc/services and then
> reboot. If all goes well, then I will backup the data
> and reinstall RH 7.0. So, how do I boot into NON
> read-only filesystem??
Boot up exactly the way you have and then type:
mount -n -o remount,rw /
> - Bernie
>
> > > At the LILO prompt, type "linux init=/bin/bash".
> > If
> > > linux is not the
> > > lable for the default kernel, change it to the
> > > correct value. (Hitting
> > > Tab will bring up a list of labels.)
Mike
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