I have apparently screwed up my home directory by changing the permissions on it. I cannot boot into a writeable filesystem so I can change it back. The permission is currently drw-r--r-- and I believe I need to set it to drwxrwx-- but I cannot find a way to do that. It will not let me into the system. Do I just need to rebuild the system?
UPDATE: I rebuilt the system.
Failsafe With A Writeable Filesystem [SOLVED]
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Re: Failsafe With A Writeable Filesystem
Tried that, but the file system is open as read-only. I need to get it as a writeable file system.