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I have my default runlevel is init5 now i have configured to
init 3,now i wanna run my system in init3 process without
reboot the system .How will you do for this scenario?

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Re: I have my default runlevel is init5 now i have configured to init 3,now i wanna run my system in init3 process without reboot the system .How will you do for this scenario?

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# 1

telinit 3

or

init 3

command you can use

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Jaswant

Re: I have my default runlevel is init5 now i have configured to init 3,now i wanna run my system in init3 process without reboot the system .How will you do for this scenario?

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# 2

/etc/inittab

id:5:initdefault

you should replace 3 in 5

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Saravanan

Re: I have my default runlevel is init5 now i have configured to init 3,now i wanna run my system in init3 process without reboot the system .How will you do for this scenario?

Answer
# 3

#vim /etc/inittab

id:5:initdefault

you can replace 5 to 3 and save file

after that without reboot the system go to runlevel 3, use
following command

telinit 3

or

init 3

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Jaswant

Re: I have my default runlevel is init5 now i have configured to init 3,now i wanna run my system in init3 process without reboot the system .How will you do for this scenario?

Answer
# 4

1)got to #vim /etc/inittab
change runlevel 5 to 3 and save it

2) without reboot the system to go to runlevel 3 we can run the follwing comand

#init 3

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Naresh G

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