If your /etc/inittab file becomes corrupted - to start up your system - bypassing the inittab file - so you could edit the file to fix it; you can reboot and enter the following command at the boot prompt:

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If your /etc/inittab file becomes corrupted - to start up your system - bypassing the inittab file - so you could edit the file to fix it; you can reboot and enter the following command at the boot prompt: