Re:How does one boot into "rescue" mode with upsta
Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on October 05, 2006 02:10 PM
Rescue mode would be redundant as upstart will start what it can when it can. If the network wont start and the rest of the system will the you will get a system with everything working but the network.
If you then, for example plug in the network cable the network event will then trigger the start of the network. Or if you want to explicitly start (or stop) the network you would simply use the start command (eg "start network").
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Re:How does one boot into "rescue" mode with upsta
Posted by: Anonymous Coward on October 05, 2006 02:10 PMIf you then, for example plug in the network cable the network event will then trigger the start of the network. Or if you want to explicitly start (or stop) the network you would simply use the start command (eg "start network").
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