SuSE:The DVD, or (Fedora web server) the first installation CD, contains
SuSE:The DVD, or the first installation CD, contains a Rescue Systemmenu option. Use your arrow keys to highlight this option and pressEnter. Xandros:The CD contains a rescue mode. When the installer starts, press the Shift key. This action opens a list of menu options. Use thearrow keys to select Rescue Console, and press Enter. To enter rescue mode in Fedora Core, place the DVD or your first CD intoyour DVD-ROM or CD-ROM drive and boot the machine. Then follow thesesteps: 1.When the disk first loads, type linux rescueat the bootprompt. This action begins booting the system into maintenance mode. 2.Select your language and press Enter. 3.Select your keyboard type and press Enter. The rescue system does its thing for a while, perhaps a minute or two ona slow system. 4.When asked whether you want to start the network interfaces, answerNo unless you know you need to download something. 5.At the Rescue screen, select one of the three options offered and thenpress Enter. Your three options are Continue: The rescue interface tracks down your installed FedoraCore system for you. If you select this option (or the next) and it fails, you may need toreboot and restart the rescue system. After restarting, choose Skip. Read-Only: The same as Continue, but you aren t able to make anychanges to your hard drive installation. Skip: Don t bother trying to locate the filesystem, just give me aprompt! I assume that you chose Continue. If so, a shell prompt(the rescue command-line interface) appears, and you now have access to therescue interface. 6.If the rescue process was able to load your Fedora installation, typechroot/mnt/sysimageto be able to use your system without havingto type /mnt/sysimagein front of everything. 101Chapter 5: Booting and Stopping Linux09_
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