That's why I always have a copy of tomsrtbt handy. It's a linux distribution that fits on one floppy and has most of the essential drivers built-in. Get it at www.toms.net/rb On Tue, 14 Nov 2000, Praedor Tempus wrote: > Help me! > > I have a bad rc.sysinit file and it prevents me from being > able to bootup linux. I have a GOOD copy of rc.sysinit > available but I cannot get in to replace the bad with the > good. > > Starting linux in single mode, my / directory (/dev/hda6 > on my system) is always mounted read-only mode. A boot > disk is useless because it still relies on the rc.sysinit > on the harddrive. > > I need to know how to start linux in single mode with the > root directory mounted read-write. > > My mountpoints are setup as follows: > > /boot > / > /usr > /usr/local > /home > > I need / to mount in single mode read-write so I can replace > my bad rc.sysinit with the good one. > > praedor > > John Kim Linux System Engineer @ ASL - visit us at www.aslab.com
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