I am writing this from my Lucid Lynx LiveUSB stick which, thankfully, I created yesterday!
This afternoon I read about oem-config and oem-config-kde and decided to use it to create a backup of my system.
The process got to "Setting up users ..." at 34% and hung there.
There is NO option to cancel the process.
I cannot open a console and gain control.
All I can do is hit the power button and shut down, but booting up restarts the process.
Booting into the console recovery screen brings it up, but none of the options are honored. The oem-config process over rides any recovery screen setting and starts all over and hangs again at 34%.
I have used the LiveUSB to examine my HD installation and see where the oem-config process starts up but I do not see anything in /boot/grub, /etc/init.d, /etc/rc.local, /etc/profile, etc...
Anyone know how to kill the oem-config startup sequence so I can regain control?
(I sure miss inittab )
This afternoon I read about oem-config and oem-config-kde and decided to use it to create a backup of my system.
The process got to "Setting up users ..." at 34% and hung there.
There is NO option to cancel the process.
I cannot open a console and gain control.
All I can do is hit the power button and shut down, but booting up restarts the process.
Booting into the console recovery screen brings it up, but none of the options are honored. The oem-config process over rides any recovery screen setting and starts all over and hangs again at 34%.
I have used the LiveUSB to examine my HD installation and see where the oem-config process starts up but I do not see anything in /boot/grub, /etc/init.d, /etc/rc.local, /etc/profile, etc...
Anyone know how to kill the oem-config startup sequence so I can regain control?
(I sure miss inittab )
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