Init doesn't work like that.
Wake up
Daniel Rogers
Julian Parker
Oh it doesn't?
google.com
Kevin Gutierrez
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Colton Flores
you fucked up so bad even the computer is panicking
Kevin Lopez
It literally says "try passing init= option to kernel" in OP's picture. init=/bin/bash is an example of that, which should just land you in a root shell (for best effect pass the rw parameter too so / is mounted in read-write mode and you don't need to remount it manually to make changes to the system).
Nathaniel Lewis
not even windows is that bad, you cannot log on as local admin without a password by just trivially changing a boot parameter lol
Sebastian Martin
You still need root password to access the shell
Ryder Cooper
No you don't lol. That's why to reset the root password you can tell the kernel to just start a shell instead of an actual init process.
Mason Butler
You know it's coming. You just know it.