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What is the ctrl+D error?

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ctrl+D ERROR is one of the common errors occur when the root user TRIES to make any Permanent entry in fstab file & by mistake changes the path location of mounted file systems in os, it gives error while rebooting the system and fails to load.

fstab is a system configuration file on the Linux operating system that contains information about major filesystems. This file is LOCATED in /etc directory and can be viewed LIKE “cat /etc/fstab”.

We have set steps to recovery system from ctrl+D error.

  1. Boot system using bootable CV/DVD of Linux of the current version installed
  2. Read ctrl+D error for the exact issue
  3. Connect using Root User and it will connect you in single-user mode
  4. Access /etc/fstab file and make required changes 
  5. Try NORMAL system reboot


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