<Resolved> Help With Recovery Mode

[gotbusch]

I'm new to Linux Mint and Linux in general, which is the cause of my post here.

Concerning my setup, I'm running a dual-boot system with XP and Linux Mint miniKDE (Daryna) edition. I'm currently booting through GRUB.

The problem:
Mint will not boot through normal method

Cause [this is best guess, not certainty]:
Yesterday I attempted to set up a wireless network. After utilizing ndisgtk to load my wireless driver I received the notice "Hardware Present: Yes". However, through iwconfig, my wlan0 connection was slated as not being present. After doing some troubleshooting I decided to go ahead and proceed with appending ndiswrapper to /etc/modules. I believe it is due to this that Mint will not boot.

My question:
Is it possible to go through recovery mode to edit /etc/modules so that I can remove ndiswrapper (if this is even the problem)? If so, what are the commands to do this, as I am not familiar with utilizing Linux commands in recovery mode?

Thanks for your time and help.

[Husse]

I don't think it's because of what you added to /etc/modules that you can't boot, but remove it in "recovery mode" and then follow the wiki
http://www.linuxmint.com/wiki/index.php/MintWifi
I assume you know how to boot into recovery mode. You end up at a prompt as root
Then you use normal command line commands - it's always good to have some knowledge about them (even in Windows )
So
nano /etc/modules
you move with the arrow keys and use back space to erase
Then ctr+x to exit Y to save changes
Reboot!
In "recovery mode" you are root and you definitely don't want to end up in gnome as root

[gotbusch]

Issue resolved, thanks for your help.

EDIT 1 -- As a side note I would like to mention that I muddled terms. I was, indeed, able to get through boot, but once I completed logging in I would get a login hang-up and no desktop. After removing ndiswrapper from /etc/modules the problem was resolved. It probably wasn't a good idea to go ahead with the modules edit since I wasn't able to properly configure my wireless card.