Can't boot laptop: /bin/sh: warning: shell level too high, resetting to 1
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Code:/bin/sh: warning: shell level (1000) too high, resetting to 1It repeats it over and over again and I can't boot into my laptop.
I'm running -current but I haven't had time to update in about a month or two.
The last thing I edited was the /etc.rc.d/RC.local script to start the tor Daemon if it was present, according to the slackbuild's readme
How can I solve this and get back into my laptop? I'm using the LILO bootloader if that's of any consideration.


I'm running -current but I haven't had time to update in about a month or two.
The last thing I edited was the /etc.rc.d/RC.local script to start the tor Daemon if it was present, according to the slackbuild's readme
How can I solve this and get back into my laptop? I'm using the LILO bootloader if that's of any consideration.