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Can't Editing File in Single mode (using vi)
Dear All,

Yesterday I'm change
Code:
/etc/vfstab

file ( disable 1 Device mounting)
and now I can't login to multiuser mode just single user mode, and now I want enable again, but I can't using vi editor in single user mode
How to edit this file? thereis default can't using vi editor in single mode?
Thank you for your help

Regards,

heru
 

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