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Switching to single user mode with Grub

At grub boot prompt, select your kernel to boot and type e to edit its boot parameters
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Then select the line that starts with kernel, and type e to edit its parameters
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At the end, insert single to boot to single user mode. If you want to mount your partitions as read-only, insert single ro
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Type b to boot.
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