First, when you modify the/etc/fstab configuration file, after restarting found unable to enter the command line, there are the following workaround:
Workaround:
1. Start the Linux prompt failed, enter the root account password, re-modify the/etc/fstab configuration file will prompt ReadOnly cannot save the changes.
2. Right to Root
3.Mount Rw,renount/ or mount/rw,remount edit the/etc/fstab again to modify the
4. Modify Fstab file Vi/etc/fstab, restart effective
Second, resolve the forgotten root password, reconfigure the new password method.
In the process of using Linux, sometimes forget the root user's password, this time we can go into single-user mode to reset the root user password.
Environment: centos6.5
1, restart the server, in reading seconds when pressing any key, will appear the following interface
Press ' E ' in the keyboard in this interface to enter GRUB mode
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2, in 1, press E will enter the following interface.
Move the cursor to the kernel line, and then press ' E ' again to enter the kernel edit screen
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3, this is the kernel editing interface
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4, in the kernel editing interface, click the SPACEBAR, and then enter single or enter 1, and press ENTER ENTER to exit kernel edit interface
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5, exit Kernel interface will return to the GRUB mode interface, this interface again move the cursor to the kernel line, and then press ' B ' to start the system
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6, this time the system will come to single-user mode, do not need to enter any password can be directly into the system
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7, in single-user mode, we can directly modify the password
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8, the change is complete, restart the server to enter the normal mode
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centos6.x Error in Fstab configuration file prevents startup and forgets root password resolution