Annoying still. And yes only ssyinit-utils (and thus startpar is enough to fix the whole boot process).
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I managed to login once I figured out the keybord was back in querty
mode. Then simulating a normal boot (mount /proc /sys, restart udev,
clear mtab, mount -a, then networking. SO you do not absolutely need a
boot disk.
