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If your bootloader is not locked down, change the Linux command line and add: init=/bin/sh That'll give you a root prompt. You may need to mount filesystems by
by derobert 17y ago
If your bootloader is not locked down, change the Linux command line and add: init=/bin/sh
That'll give you a root prompt. You may need to mount filesystems by hand, etc., since init scripts have not run.