Can't boot in single user mode with GRUB on RedHat 9.0
Hello,
I'm trying to boot in single user mode using GRUB 0.93 on RedHat 9.0. I've read a lot of posts about that here, and tried everyting in them to no avail. Grub is not password protected and I haven't touched any configuration file since the installation. Here's what I do: - Boot the computer - When Grub appears, I choose RedHat (the only choice anyway) and press e to edit. - I select the line kernel /vmlinux-2.4.20.8 ro root=LABEL=/ - then press e to edit - I add " single" to the end of the line, so that it becomes kernel /vmlinux-2.4.20.8 ro root=LABEL=/ single - I press Enter - my changes are applied - I then press b to boot The computer then boots normally in runlevel 3 (my default). No single user mode. I also tried adding "s", "S", "1", "init=single", "init=1", "init=s" and "init=S" instead of "single" at the end of the line (without the quotes of course): same thing, I always end up booting normally in runlevel 3. I searched on the Net for the solution, all I see everywhere is the method I just described, with a different word to add at the end of the kernel line... That's why I tried them all! If I log in as root and do "init 1", it works but I really want to have this working through grub. Any thoughts? Thanks a lot! Stephen |
Try using init 1 or just plain 1 instead of single on the kernel line.
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