Re: Commanding rc.local not to run at boot..possible.?

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• From: Alexander Boström <abo@xxxxxx>
• Date: Sun, 10 Apr 2005 13:48:56 +0200
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sön 2005-04-10 klockan 12:15 +0100 skrev Alan Peery:

> Otherwise, you might be able to install a new, minimal Fedora install 
> into your swap space, and get in that way.

There's a root shell in the installer (Ctrl-Alt-F2). There's even a
special rescue mode.

/abo

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