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On 03/06/2017 12:37 PM, linux guy
wrote:
I have a non booting installation that I need to get
running. I would like to know how to change the run
target to the command line and disable several services
that are causing issues during the boot process.
How does one manually change the run target on a non booting
installation ? What do I edit ? Because my installation
doesn't boot, I can't run systemctl, so I must edit the link
manually.
How does one manually disable services so they don't start
during the boot process ? Because my installation doesn't
boot, I can't run systemctl, so I must edit the configuration
manually.
Thanks
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I'm no expert but i think you'd check the /boot.config
file?...(Correct me if I'm wrong community!) Either there or the
/grub.config file, to set things the way you want upon boot. This
way you'd at least be able to get into the system and then go
forward from there. (I wonder if just copying the bits and pieces
from the drive and placing them elsewhere....then booting from the
new drive - network location, wouldn't be a better option?) just my
2 cents
EGO II
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