How to boot Identity Manager into Single User Mode
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Article ID: 375672
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Updated On: 08-27-2024
Products
VMware Aria Suite
Issue/Introduction
This article contains steps on how to boot Identity Manager (vIDM) into single user mode for troubleshooting purposes
Resolution
NOTE - Take a snapshot or backup of the vIDM appliance before proceeding
- Reboot the vIDM appliance appliance
- After the OS starts, press e to access the GNU GRUB Edit Menu
- Locate the line that begins with the word Linux
- Append these entries to the end of the line:
rw init=/bin/bash

- Press F10 to start the virtual appliance in single-user mode. You should not be at the command prompt.

- When you are done performing troubleshooting steps in Single User Mode run the following command
umount /
- Finally, reboot the vIDM appliance. You must include the -f option to force a reboot; otherwise, the kernel enters a state of panic
reboot -f
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