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By default, the emergency shell prompts for the root password. If the root account is locked, the emergency shell is unusable. This makes it impossible to troubleshoot issues before the network is available. Fortunately, systemd can be configured to skip the root password prompt and allow access to the emergency shell with an environment variable. |
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| dev-nbd1.device.wants | ||
| dev-nbd1.swap.d | ||
| emergency.service.d | ||
| multi-user.target.wants | ||
| run-storage.mount.wants | ||
| dhclient@.service | ||
| init-localstorage.service | ||
| xinit@.service | ||