Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2003 13:08:20 +1000 From: Peter Grehan <grehan@freebsd.org> To: David Leimbach <leimy2k@mac.com> Cc: freebsd-ppc@freebsd.org Subject: Re: starting fresh Message-ID: <3FD68E24.6020706@freebsd.org> In-Reply-To: <228CA78C-2ABD-11D8-B092-000A95AFBEB4@mac.com> References: <39194E04-29D4-11D8-9B51-000A95AFBEB4@mac.com> <3FD51C6A.2020508@freebsd.org> <6E43B9CE-29F3-11D8-BE9A-000A95AFBEB4@mac.com> <3FD59D94.8040204@freebsd.org> <07DEDA0A-2A52-11D8-B092-000A95AFBEB4@mac.com> <20031209184527.GA7466@dhcp01.pn.xcllnt.net> <ED864666-2A7F-11D8-B092-000A95AFBEB4@mac.com> <7518E141-2AB3-11D8-B092-000A95AFBEB4@mac.com> <E771B03B-2AB4-11D8-B092-000A95AFBEB4@mac.com> <228CA78C-2ABD-11D8-B092-000A95AFBEB4@mac.com>
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Hi Dave, > Ok... now it won't boot from the hard disk into single user mode... :P > > I say boot -s in the loader and then ufs:hd0s11 [my setup] and it boots > multi-user and I don't have the > root password. :P I think there's a binary mis-match in boot flags between the new loader and the old syscons kernel. The workaround is to set the boot_single variable at the loader prompt before booting: OK set boot_single=yes later, Peter.
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