02-29-2020, 08:33 AM
Is there a way to do a one-off boot with changes to the kernel's "command line", ideally without opening up the PBP or attaching a serial console? Like one would do on an x86 with GRUB by editing the menu entry.
I specifically want to interrupt the boot sequence while it's still running out of the initramfs and / isn't mounted, so that I can resize the partition, but I haven't been able to find anything on here talking about the general case.
I'm using the stock Debian install on the eMMC and I don't have a micro-SD card to put another OS instance on, unfortunately.
I specifically want to interrupt the boot sequence while it's still running out of the initramfs and / isn't mounted, so that I can resize the partition, but I haven't been able to find anything on here talking about the general case.
I'm using the stock Debian install on the eMMC and I don't have a micro-SD card to put another OS instance on, unfortunately.
