Rescue Mode Drip

How to killing a Trojan in rescue mode?

Simply speaking, is to find that file, and then delete, because if the system is started, it is possible to load a service, so that Trojan can not be avira, and Windows very much like.

chroot   /mnt/sysimage    

The role of rescue mode

The system does not start up, want to repair the system or want to backup data, will use the rescue mode, change the root password can also use rescue mode. If the grub password is set, there is no way to enter single user mode, you have to rescue mode

Entering rescue mode is not related to grub password settings. In rescue mode, the grub password can be changed. With the command line, OK.

chroot/mnt/sysimage and cd/mnt/sysimage?

chroot is to get to each environment variable (for example, Path,home,user, etc.), the CD simply enters into a directory.

Rescue Mode Drip