Around Tue,Oct 08 2002, at 10:14, Jake Colman, wrote: > >I want to do some disk maintenance so I need to boot into single user mode >(I'm correct on this, right?). How do I do this if the system boots via a >grub menu? > at the boot screen, select the kernel you want to boot, then select 'e' to edit, it should bring up the series of commands. Go to the one with 'kernel' at the beginning. Hit 'e' again. Go to the end of the line and add ' single', press enter to exit edit mode. Now press 'b' to boot.
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