Roland wrote:
>.... After following the steps you outlined, what
>command do I use to exit from this screen so I can then reboot the system?
Good, that worked! :)
OK, you've removed the # characters in front of the "export PATH" line.
You typed :wq to save the file & exit. You're back at the prompt.
Now, press Ctrl-D (hold the Control key & press D). That should get
you out of single-user mode & finish the booting process. You'll
probably see a bunch of messages, starting this & starting that,
but eventually things will settle down & there should be a login:
prompt at the bottom of your screen. Unless things have changed
quite a bit recently, you shouldn't have to reboot.
--
Larry Kollar, Senior Technical Writer, Arris
If a cable modem is caught in an SNMP trap,
will it chew off its coax to get free?
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