*ALMOST* longing for Windows stability

Tim ignored_mailbox at yahoo.com.au
Mon Dec 11 03:42:13 UTC 2006


Ian Malone:
>> Press e to edit the selected boot commands and add '3' to the
>> end of the line that boots the kernel. Not entirely sure where
>> this is documented, but a useful piece of knowledge (especially
>> if you've forgotten the root password for a machine).

Actually it's runlevel 1 you'd want, for that purpose.

Arthur Pemberton:
> Any reason this hasn't been made easier/more intuitive in grub yet? It
> seems most of the time this is necessary, it is by someone who doesn't
> know how to do it yet.

The hotkeys for using GRUB are documented, they're even explained to you
on the boot screens.

Adding a runlevel option to the kernel line isn't a GRUB thing, it's
kernel thing.  That's documented in the appropriate place, too.

Altogether, they're documented in numerous places on the WWW, if you
find the right keywords to search for.

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