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Old 09-29-2008
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system not login

Hi,

I was add my shell script in /etc/rc.d/rc.local file
Eg.

sh /root/KernelModule.sh

my KernelModule.sh contain

insmod xxxxx.ko
insmod yyyy.ko

I have insmod 22 kernelmodule in this script , all the modules are my own driver modules.

now problem is my system is booting but login screen not display.
i am using Fedro Core 5 and linux kernel 2.6
kindly help me with this regards.
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You can boot through CD, rescue mode and change ur setting back to normal.
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As you can't get to a login point, you probably will have to remove the offending script by booting from a rescue cd, then reboot the machine.
Then you can add the modules one by one to see if one of them fails. Check dmesg after each addition.
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