Andrew Ivanov wrote:
> Well, first of, you shoudl only play around with /etc/X11/XF86Config file > > Then...to get rid of xdm at startup what you need to do is > boot into the shell > and edit /etc/X11/config file to comment out the > xdm-start > line, and uncomment lines that say no-xdm-start or something. > > If you have no means to boot into the system, check out the previous > message on how to get in there...it was sent less than 30 minutes ago. > > Commenting out xdm should stop the loading at boot. > > HTH, > Andrew I followed the directions typing in "linux init=/bin/sh" and reached a prompt: VFS: Mounted root (ext2 filesystem) read only. sh: /usr/bin/check -sendfile: No such file or directory /# When I try to edit the file with joe I get the following error: sh: joe: command not found I tried unmount and got the same error. I can switch directories but that didn't change anything. How can I get my commands back? Thanks, Kent
