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Stopping a boot-up on a Nortel Meridain Link using Unix.
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I don't know what a Nortel meridian Link is, but if it runs unix, you will need to boot into single user mode - there may be an option during the bootup process. Then run file system check 'fsck' to repair the corruption.
Alternatively let it boot to multi user, logon as root and shutdown to single user with 'init S' then run fsck.
Alternatively let it boot to multi user, logon as root and shutdown to single user with 'init S' then run fsck.
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