How SUSE12 sp1 enters single-user mode
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Hi, pls try in fellow way: 1. After starting the system, quickly press the up and down cursor keys to prevent skipping, then press e to enter the editing state:
2. Find the line at the beginning of linux:
Add rw 1 two items here:
3. After the editing is completed, press ctrl+x to start the system. At this time, the following prompt appears. Enter the root password to log in to the system.
4. Verify that the current single-user mode is available for subsequent operations.
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Hi, pls try in fellow way: 1. After starting the system, quickly press the up and down cursor keys to prevent skipping, then press e to enter the editing state:
2. Find the line at the beginning of linux:
Add rw 1 two items here:
3. After the editing is completed, press ctrl+x to start the system. At this time, the following prompt appears. Enter the root password to log in to the system.
4. Verify that the current single-user mode is available for subsequent operations.
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