freebsd tidak bisa booting

FreeBSD: Enter full pathname of shell or RETURN for /bin/sh I got this error after scp a big file yesterday.. I thought my server was crash. But it actually run in single user shell. Solution: Enter full pathname of shell or RETURN for /bin/sh: > Enter # Exit or ctrl-D to leave the single-user shell. Then login like usual to your server. **********Standard way of dealing with single user mode: Code: fsck -y mount -u / mount -a -t ufs swapon -a Procedure: Reset FreeBSD root user password Step # 1: Start FreeBSD server/workstation. Step # 2: Press Enter key at boot loader. At Welcome to FreeBSD! boot menu press spacebar key to pause default booting Type number 4 key (type 4 number) to boot into single user mode (click to enlarge) Next you will see the following prompt from system: When prompted Enter full pathname of shell or RETURN for /bin/sh: Press Enter key to boot into a single user mode. Next, you will be immediately d ropped into a single user mode without a root password. You need to remount / (root) file system in read and write mode with mount comma nd, type the following commands: # mount -u / # mount -a Setup a new password with the passwd command for root user: # passwd Next type exit command to boot FreeBSD into multi-user mode environment: # exit OR You can just reboot the system: # sync;sync # reboot Restart the system. At the boot: prompt, enter boot -s to enter Single User Mode. When asked what shell to use, press the Enter key. Because the root filesystem will be mounted read-only by default, you will need to remount it using the mount -ruw / command to give yourself read/write access. Run mount -a to remount all filesystems specified in the /etc/fstab file. Run passwd root to set a new root password.

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FreeBSD: Enter full pathname of shell or RETURN for /bin/shI got this error after scp a big file yesterday.. I thought my server was crash.But it actually run in single user shell.

Solution:Enter full pathname of shell or RETURN for /bin/sh: > Enter# Exit or ctrl-D to leave the single-user shell.

Then login like usual to your server.

**********Standard way of dealing with single user mode:Code:

fsck -ymount -u /mount -a -t ufsswapon -a

Procedure: Reset FreeBSD root user password

Step # 1: Start FreeBSD server/workstation.

Step # 2: Press Enter key at boot loader.

At Welcome to FreeBSD! boot menu press spacebar key to pause default booting

Type number 4 key (type 4 number) to boot into single user mode

(click to enlarge)

Next you will see the following prompt from system:When prompted Enter full pathname of shell or RETURN for /bin/sh:

Press Enter key to boot into a single user mode. Next, you will be immediately dropped into a single user mode without a root password.

You need to remount / (root) file system in read and write mode with mount command, type the following commands:# mount -u /# mount -a

Setup a new password with the passwd command for root user:# passwd

Next type exit command to boot FreeBSD into multi-user mode environment:# exit

OR You can just reboot the system:

# sync;sync# reboot

Restart the system.At the boot: prompt, enter boot -s to enter Single User Mode.When asked what shell to use, press the Enter key.Because the root filesystem will be mounted read-only by default, you will needto remount it using the mount -ruw / command to give yourself read/write access.Run mount -a to remount all filesystems specified in the /etc/fstab file.Run passwd root to set a new root password.