See
BLT.
runlevel: Linux systems can be run in different modes or levels (with different capabilities) known as runlevels. See
/etc/inittab.
The runlevels in
SuSE (at least in some version) (from
http://rowa.giso.de/english/runlevel.html):
0 Stop
S Single user mode
1 Multi user mode without network
2 Multi user mode with network (standard)
3 Multi user mode with network and X
4 Freely
5 Freely
6 Reboot
Mandrake is a little different (the table below is not correct, yet) -- IIRC, the normal multiuser mode with network and X is runlevel 4.
0 Stop
S Single user mode
1
2
3
4
5
6 Reboot
Contributors
- RandyKramer - 21 Jan 2002
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