Re:How does one boot into "rescue" mode with upsta
Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on October 05, 2006 04:43 PM
"Rescue mode will be redundant"
Wrong answer.
Rescue mode will always still be needed -- imagine that you end up with an fscked network driver module that causes a panic+crash every time it gets loaded. You need to be able to prevent the system from loading that module so you can get in and unbreak things. That's what rescue mode is for.
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Re:How does one boot into "rescue" mode with upsta
Posted by: Anonymous Coward on October 05, 2006 04:43 PMWrong answer.
Rescue mode will always still be needed -- imagine that you end up with an fscked network driver module that causes a panic+crash every time it gets loaded. You need to be able to prevent the system from loading that module so you can get in and unbreak things. That's what rescue mode is for.
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