[Nottingham] Single User Mode

[Cam]

Philip Scott wrote:
> Another way is to add 'init=/bin/sh' to your kernel paramaters (in the same 
> way as just described). This way you don't get anything loaded other than the 
> kernel and a shell, which is sometimes what you want.

Good advice - but if you try this you have to do some very low level 
things yourself. For example you have to mount /proc and you may have to 
re-mount root to be writable (say if you're going to fix anything).

-Cam