Author: grizz Date: Mon Oct 20 14:03:11 2008 GMT
Module: PLDWWW URL: http://pld-linux.org/Docs/man/Changing_runlevels
---- Log message:
initial
---- Page affected: Docs/man/Changing runlevels
---- Diffs:
================================================================
The comment on the change is:
initial
New page:
PLD system can be run in several runlevels:
|| Runlevel 1 || Single user mode. Used by administrator for
rescue/emergency/system maintenance reasons. ||
|| Runlevel 2 || Multiuser level, but without Network File System ||
|| Runlevel 3 || Normal multiuser level. This is most commonly used runlevel.||
|| Runlevel 5 || Normal multiuser level with X Window environment started by
default. This is popular choice for workstations.||
|| Single || Single user mode - used in emergency situations. It runs less
services than runlevel 1.||
There are two more runlevels: these are '''Runlevel 0''' and '''Runlevel 6'''.
First one is used to bring all subsystems/processes down before system halt,
second is used to accomplish similar task before system reboot.
System boots up in default runlevel that is defined in '''/etc/inittab''' which
is usually 3 or 5. Current runlevel can be changed with '''telinit''' command.
For example, if system is running level 3, issuing telinit 2 brings it to level
2 (as a consequence, NFS subsystems will be stopped).
----
[:../: TOC]
_______________________________________________
pld-cvs-commit mailing list
[email protected]
http://lists.pld-linux.org/mailman/listinfo/pld-cvs-commit
