On 26 Sep 2001, Derek Atkins wrote:
> Hmm. Perhaps.
>
> As a laptop owner, I like setting the runlevels as:
> 2) standalone (no-network) text mode
> 3) text-mode
> 4) standalone (no-network) X mode
> 5) X-mode
That's fine, but not what those runlevels normally mean. The standard
interpretation of the difference between runlevels 2 and 3 is that
runlevel 3 includes network _services_ as well as clients.
As a laptop owner, I chkconfig AFS _off_, and start it from
/sbin/ifup-local when an ethernet interface is brought up. In fact,
every RedHat machine in our facility uses this approach (or an appropriate
variant for older RHL versions).
-- Jeff
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