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console messages
From your description, I assume you are getting
a constant stream of messages to the console and therefore cannot login to the system. If this is the case, You should bring the system up in single user (maintenence) mode and first disable the system program that is causing these messages. For instance, some service deamon is failing to start due to some error, you might have to comment out an entry in /etc/inetd.conf or somthing in the rc.d directory.At this point you can then restart the system in multiuser mode and troubleshoot the problem from the command line. It would help to "see" what messages you are getting. |
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