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That usually indicates something is very wrong and might need an init=/bin/bash instead, as a last resort, to find out why it couldn't open the shell (usually,
by zaarn 5y ago
That usually indicates something is very wrong and might need an init=/bin/bash instead, as a last resort, to find out why it couldn't open the shell (usually, because there is no root password or it couldn't find any shell binary to run).