Re: Rescue system

Eugen Wintersberger wrote: > Hi there. > Until now the Debian install CDs provide a rescue system by booting > with the option "rescue" at the boot prompt. > It seems that this option has vanished from the Sarge medias. Is there > any other way to boot the system

Re: Rescue system

On (11/07/05 11:53), Eugen Wintersberger wrote: > Hi there. > Until now the Debian install CDs provide a rescue system by booting > with the option "rescue" at the boot prompt. > It seems that this option has vanished from the Sarge medias. Is there > any other way to bo

Rescue system

Hi there. Until now the Debian install CDs provide a rescue system by booting with the option "rescue" at the boot prompt. It seems that this option has vanished from the Sarge medias. Is there any other way to boot the system in a rescue mode from the installation medias? Be

Adding a rescue system to a HD only computer.

Can you add a rescue system to a Grub menu? To avoid those nasty kernel panic errors. Any thoughts on a easy rescue method? ( I have a diskless HP evectra, HD only. ) I hoped a USB key would work but it does not have a boot from usb device option in the BIOS. -- Dan Hunt Saint Brieux

Re: help, please, to rescue system

On Wed, 16 Dec 1998, Oleg Krivosheev wrote: > >Hi, All > >i've put script (hw init) in /etc/rc.boot which cause >my system to hang completely. I got rescue disk, booted >using "rescue root=/dev/hda3" but /etc/rc.boot is still >executed and computer still hangs. > >So, the question is how to boot f

help, please, to rescue system

Hi, All i've put script (hw init) in /etc/rc.boot which cause my system to hang completely. I got rescue disk, booted using "rescue root=/dev/hda3" but /etc/rc.boot is still executed and computer still hangs. So, the question is how to boot from rescue disk and to able to mount / but not to exec