Date: Tue, 07 Nov 2000 20:00:31 +0000 From: Qiang Xu <qxu@surface.ee.uh.edu> To: freebsd-questions@FreeBSD.ORG Subject: about lab.conf Message-ID: <3A085F5F.8D430646@surface.ee.uh.edu>
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Dear Sir/Madam:
I met a problem. Since I want to build a lab running on
FreeBSD, I change the rc.conf file. I add .etc/lab.conf at the end. But
I make some mistake in the lab.conf file, I lose ;; in the case
statement. Then when I reboot, system tell me there is mistake in
lab.conf and then ask me to run /bin/sh, then there is the # prompt, and
no login. So I could not login as root or other users.
I try to do the following:
1. rewrite the lab.conf on the other PC, then try to overwrite
it, but it tell me the lab.conf is readonly file system
2. I try to run vi to modify the lab.conf on the local PC, but
vi doesn't run.
What I should do?
Thank you.
Xu, Qiang
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<!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en">
<html>
Dear Sir/Madam:
<br>
I met a problem. Since I want to build a lab running on FreeBSD, I change
the <b><i>rc.conf </i></b>file. I add<b> <i>.etc/lab.conf </i></b>at the
end. But I make some mistake in the <b><i>lab.conf</i></b> file, I lose
<b>;;</b> in the <b>case</b> statement. Then when I reboot, system tell
me there is mistake in <b>lab.conf</b> and then ask me to run /bin/sh,
then there is the # prompt, and no login. So I could not login as root
or other users.
<br>
I try to do the following:
<br> 1. rewrite the lab.conf
on the other PC, then try to overwrite it, but it tell me the lab.conf
is readonly file system
<br> 2. I try to run vi
to modify the lab.conf on the local PC, but vi doesn't run.
<p> What I should do?
<br>
<br> Thank you.
<p>Xu, Qiang</html>
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