System startup process
BOIS (Basic input/output System) basic input/output system: The interface between hardware and software, and is a very basic interface.
Grub (Grand Unified BootLoader) Multi-os launcher:/etc/grub.conf Here's a grub.conf more important
Boot kernel: init config file, exists in/etc/inittab. There are 7 ways to start, and you can set the default boot mode
1: Enter the system via "single user mode" and change the root password
When the system starts, when the bootloader reads the kernel information, modifies the contents of the Init execution and selects single-user mode
Press "E" to enter edit state
Select Kernel kernel edit, continue to press "E"
Blank 1 Enter after completion
Press B to return to boot and boot again
1.5: Because the operating system has been modified in the grub file, it can be set by GRUB encryption
Enter the editing state of the/etc/grub.config file
You can use the plaintext password directly or you can encrypt it. Get 123 and show it after MD5 encryption
The password is required when the system switches to a single user again.
2: Enter through the Bois rescue mode
Select CD to start, start with a third rescue mode, set the keyboard language
The original system was hung under the mnt/sysimage.
We can view the files under Mnt/sysimage
Next Remove encryption
OK again reboot need to change to normal start, Operation 1 step
2.5 We can set permissions for BIOS
The password is required to enter the BIOS again
Three years of ice-drinking-ai-linux-06 system start-up process and safety