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SCO utmp file
I am tring to recover a SCO system remotely, when I try to login with multiple user support, i get the following message
No UTPM entry, you must execute from the lowest level (sh) Can anyone shed some light on this issue. I have never came seen this error before. Also it will allow me to login into maintenance mode as root single user. thanks all that answer. |
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