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# interpreter around). |
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# interpreter around). |
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# Bash is good for this minimalistic example because it includes echo |
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# Bash is good for this minimalistic example because it includes echo |
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# (amongst many things) to let you see what is around. You pass the option |
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# (amongst many things) to let you see what is around, and is standard |
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# for the vast majority of distributions. You pass the option |
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# init=/bin/bash to the kernel to start in the S runlevel. |
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# init=/bin/bash to the kernel to start in the S runlevel. |
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bash |
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bash |
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/dev/console |
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/dev/console |
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