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How to Boot CentOS in Single User Mode

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Single User Mode Single user mode, also known as maintenance mode or rescue mode, is a boot option for the CentOS operating system that allows you to boot the system with minimal services and resources. Only the most essential system processes are started, and the system runs with a single non-root user account in this […]

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