+++ Heather <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Yeah... boot off a rescue disk (my favorites: Tom's rtbt, or Linuxcare's > BBC), mount up the drive's partitions in the right order, chroot into the > environment, then dpkg --purge pcmcia-cs. (That'll get it out of the init > scripts, as well as getting rid of its control files so they don't waste > space for you).
I'm sure, that he solved the problem already, but for the next time IMHO it is sufficient to boot with a boot parameter: linux init=/bin/sh ... and remove the link in /etc/rcS.d to the init script concerning the problem (after mounting the root filesystem). After the next normally boot you can remove the package as you described above. so long, Mario -- +---------------------------------------------+ | Mario Peter de,pl,eng| | mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]| | 39124 Magdeburg http://www.mpeter.de| +---------------------------------------------+
