On Tue, 5 Aug 2003 20:14:34 +0300
Diego Iastrubni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ________ __________, 5 ______________ 2003, 17:04, ________:
> > run level 3 being the "no X" level is a RedHatism, btw and may be
> > different for other distros.
>
> used by Mandrake also. Debian uses 2for X no?
Mandrake was derived from RH so it's obvious.
> What is the "standard"?
The runlevel system was established by SVR4. The conventions that were
adopted by (almost?) everyone are:
0 - halt
6 - reboot
s - single user
2 - multi user
The other runlevels varies between vendors. Examples:
1 - RedHat takes you to single user; HPUX start syncer
3 - RedHat starts NFS client, Autofs, NIS client; HPUX starts
NFS server and CDE (X11)
5 - RedHat starts X11
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