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Bring the system down by doing init S. sample...
#cd / ; sync;sync;sync; init S .... .... ... (Provide root password when prompted) ... ..... #who -r will tell you the run state. #mount /tmp #TMOUT=0 # cd /var/tmp/10 #./install_all_patches patch_order |
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