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>  If not, I know that the Fedora rescue disk has these commands, and 
> rescue mode is rescue mode so it still should work, just burn the 
> first FC4 cd and use that rescue mode.  Thank you,
>
> Josef
>
Hi All,

Josef, what version of Fedora's Rescue CD were you using.? I tried this 
with Fedora3's Rescue CD, but, those commands were non-existent when 
choosing skip and going straight to the shell. Cheers.

Mark Sargent.