Martin Richard wrote: > I would like to configure an access to a console during runlevel 1.The idea > is that sometimes, checkfs (performed at runlevel 1) may hang, and I'd like > to have access to a terminal to confirm. If the system needs to run an fsck and if the fsck fails I have always had it dump me into a recovery shell. It will ask for the root password in that case. Enter the root password and you will have a console in which to manually run the fsck. Does this not happen for you? > I tried to start getty on a tty as soon as possible in inittab but it does > not work as expected. I also don't think that is possible. > Any idea is welcome ! Edit the /etc/default/rcS file and set: FSCKFIX=yes That will automatically run "fsck -y" at boot time. See the /etc/init.d/checkroot.sh script for the implementation details. This will avoid being stuck at boot time waiting for interaction with fsck on the console. I think that will solve your problem. I set this on all of my systems. Bob
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