I've gone over the blog entry (haven't followed through to the links within it yet), and there *seems* to be a contradiction with what David was saying. It seems that there is actually more detail that I missed.
I didn't notice before that there are actually two different multi-user milestones, "multi-user" and "multi-user-server". I had always been assuming just "multi-user" which would equate with runlevel 3. Seeing how there are actually _two_, equating to runlevels 2 and 3, help explains some of the confusion in my discussions with David. So, (most of) the milestones actually do relate to runlevels, but the milestone names need to be read carefully. So going back to the original question from Christine, it seems from your blog entry (not explicitly stated) that a system, without changes, would default to milestone=multi-user-server. So am I correct in assuming that you would actually need to make a change to go to milestone=all? (eg. svcadm milestone) And, going back to one of my comments, telnetd is in multi-user-server? And, why would you want to go to "all" anyway? It might be nice to have a listing of all milestones (in order from none to all), and mention those that actually relate to one of the old runlevels. :-) Thanks again. I'll go ahead and put the link to this blog entry into the doc list, and eagerly await the follow-ups. :-) Rainer This message posted from opensolaris.org
