Re: [gentoo-user] runlevels & su

[brett holcomb]

1.  Gentoo has virtual runlevels.  Default is the 
equivalent of runlevel 3 (command line, networking up, 
etc.) while x (I think that's it) is the equivalent of 
runlevel 5.  Check out the docs on the Gentoo site.  You 
use rc-update to add items to runlevels.

2.  You don't. (you can use sudo).  Just add them to 
wheel.  I assume it's for security reasons.



On Wed, 18 Jun 2003 18:38:43 +0200
 Svein Harald Soleim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi I have just started using gentoo and have some newbee 
questions.
1. How do I let something start in the runlevels, like 
gdm?
I'm used to the debian system.

2. How do I let users use su other then make each member 
of "wheel"

3. How can I do something with this message when I su 
from a user:
"dircolors: no SHELL environment variable, and no shell 
type option given"
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