Error unquoted string in rc.conf

[grimx]

I can't boot into FreeBSD 9 because I forgot an end quote in /etc/rc.conf.
How do I fix it?

 

[zhoopin]

Press 6 in the boot menu: escape to loader prompt. Then type:

unload
load kernel
boot

you are in single-user mode, and your root filesystem is mounted read-only, so

% fsck
% mount -uo rw /

Correct your problems. Then:

% reboot

 

[setevoy]

In Russian, but with screenshots:

rc.conf: Syntax error: Underminated quoted string

Hope, this will help.

 

[SirDice]

Press 6 in the boot menu: escape to loader prompt. Then type:

unload
load kernel
boot

you are in single-user mode, and your root filesystem is mounted read-only, so

Press "S" when the "beasty" menu comes up. No need to load and unload the kernel to get to single user mode. Simply typing boot -s would have worked too

 

[zhoopin]

Press "S" when the "beasty" menu comes up. No need to load and unload the kernel to get to single user mode. Simply typing boot -s would have worked too

You're right :r, It's a bad things that I used to do, because of innumerable kernel problem in the past.