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Or if you're blocked by the root password prompt add `init=/bin/bash` and make your filesystem writable if necessary with `mount -oremount,rw /`
by otterlicious 5y ago
Or if you're blocked by the root password prompt add `init=/bin/bash` and make your filesystem writable if necessary with `mount -oremount,rw /`
- zaarn 5y agoThis will block systemd however. The nice thing about the emergency shell is that you can use systemd things like trying to mount filesystems. And you can later isolate multi-user to continue the boot when you finished your fix. /bin/bash would be atleast useful to try to get a root password set.