Fedora 6 can't start because of Mounting CIFS file system ....
- From: Wavelet <wavelet.liu@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 17 May 2007 21:21:37 -0700
My environment is: windowsXP + vmware workstation 6.0
Fedora6 is installed under vmware.
I configure to share file system with host machine and I add it to
mount table several days ago. But now I forget the password I had set
temporiallly. When I reboot the Fedora6 under vmware, it just stops
here and waiting for correct password....
Is there any way for me to login in as single user mode so that I can
change the vsftab? I know Solaris has hot-key for this kind of
function. How about Linux?
Thanks,
--Wavelet
.
- Follow-Ups:
- Re: Fedora 6 can't start because of Mounting CIFS file system ....
- From: johnny bobby bee
- Re: Fedora 6 can't start because of Mounting CIFS file system ....
- Prev by Date: Re: What is Trigger Level in UART?
- Next by Date: Re: cron and window message
- Previous by thread: OOM watchdog
- Next by thread: Re: Fedora 6 can't start because of Mounting CIFS file system ....
- Index(es):
Relevant Pages
|
