How to enter system rescue mode in linux

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Release: 2019-12-17 13:50:27
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How to enter system rescue mode in linux

System rescue mode:

Press F2 to modify bios when booting, first boot with CD:

How to enter system rescue mode in linux

After starting, the following interface will appear:

How to enter system rescue mode in linux

Select the third one and press Enter until the following pages appear:

How to enter system rescue mode in linux

Here is the language selection. Simplified Chinese cannot open graphics and Chinese is not supported. Just choose English here.

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Then the keyboard, select the default, and then it will come out whether you need to be connected to the Internet or not. This depends on the specific situation:

How to enter system rescue mode in linux

I will skip it here, do not set up the network card, select NO, and then when this appears, select continue directly:

How to enter system rescue mode in linux

How to enter system rescue mode in linux

What appears here is the directory where your original system is:

How to enter system rescue mode in linux

Then press Enter and this interface will appear. The first one is the command OK, the second one is diagnosis, the third one is restart, we choose the first one:

How to enter system rescue mode in linux

Enter clear to clear the screen, enter ls /mnt/ sysimage

What you see is your original system file:

How to enter system rescue mode in linux

Enter chroot /mnt/sysimage/ You can enter your system:

How to enter system rescue mode in linux

Then do what you want to do (modify the configuration file, copy the file, change the password, it’s up to you), enter after modification exit, and then reboot to exit rescue mode!

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