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Avoiding rc.local file during reboot
Hi,
I am tryin to install custom software during the linux reboot. So,I have changed rc.local file, but unfortunately I have added a code that is going on a infinite loop. And now I am in a pick. Is there anyway that I can avoid rc.local file while reboot. Can anyone help me with this? Thanks, Sunny 
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Boot into single user mode and rename it. You can do that by adding single to the kernel command line.
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It sounds like you'll be ok doing a single user mode boot (init 1 or init s).
If all else fails, reboot from a cdrom or network and mount your root device onto /a.
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