Single boot without mounting the partitions

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I have an Enterprise 3 system with a large partition that I use for backups.

On this particular boot , the system decided to clean the large partition. The cleaning is taking too long.

I understand how to single boot by appended to the kernel line at boot time. However single boot mounts the partitions, so I have the same problem.

How can I single boot just so that the / partition is mounted? I want to take the "offending" partition out of the fstab table until I can manually "fsck" it.

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