(Fri, Nov 15, 2013 at 06:00:58PM +0100) Ismael Bouya :
(Fri, Nov 15, 2013 at 02:52:33PM +0100) Rodrigo Rivas :
Yes, I thought that was the point. But you want to use the user password... the same as with "sudo", makes sense. You could using "login" instead of "sulogin". Or if you feel brave enough you could even add a link to "getty@tty2.service" or "getty@tty1.service" into "/etc/systemd/system/{rescue,emergency}.target.wants" and see what happens (you may have to manually switch to VT2, though).
Yes, that's what more or less what I thought about and just did, if I break something up to a point that even this solution doesn't work then maybe I reached a point where it might be a good idea to boot from a key :)
By the way I came to a "dark" point : how does systemd knows that he is started in fallbackmode ? I see no difference in the grub.cfg in the kernel options, and no relevant differences in the initramfs (more modules available and a few lines in ".../modules.devname") Did I miss something or is he doing magic with the name of the initrd file? I found no information of how systemd does that (for the rescue there is a "kernel option" in the man file, but for the emergency there is nothing) -- Ismael