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OPS235 Lab 3 - CentOS7

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If you cannot log graphically into your machine (first 3 common problems), there is a trick to boot your system into "single-user" mode. This mode does not provide networking, graphics, or logging in as other regular users, but can connect to a text-based interface as root. This method will only work if a GRUB (<u>'''Gr'''</u>and '''<u>U</u>'''nified <u>'''B'''</u>oot-loader) password has not been set, or that you haven't forgotten the GRUB password.
Method Steps to Boot into "Single-User Mode": #Boot-up your c7host. As soon as the Grub Boot menu appears, press the letter '''e''' (for "edit").#Press the down arrow key to highlight:
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