Difference between revisions of "Linux: Kernel Arguments"
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To choose which services a booted at runtime the system can be booted interactively. Each service will ask for confirmation. | To choose which services a booted at runtime the system can be booted interactively. Each service will ask for confirmation. | ||
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==Single User Mode == | ==Single User Mode == | ||
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| + | The system can be booting into single user mode. This will automatically log in the root user with minimal services running. The networks will not be started but can be started in the usual way. | ||
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Revision as of 14:10, 5 March 2013
Interactive Boot
To choose which services a booted at runtime the system can be booted interactively. Each service will ask for confirmation.
To enter interactive boot using these kernel arguments
confirmSingle User Mode
The system can be booting into single user mode. This will automatically log in the root user with minimal services running. The networks will not be started but can be started in the usual way.
single