No, once you login to the single user root session then a <CNTRL D> will exit single user and return the system to the multi-user state.
You should use a non root account for most tasks and only use the actual root login for major system fixes or updates. Single user mode you pretty much just have root. B wrote, On 02/22/10 12:38: > So, if I use control-D instead of login, it will change? Sorry for all the > noob questions. Not sure which login to use besides the one created when > installing initially... >
