What file should you examine to determine the defined
runlevels for your system?

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What file should you examine to determine the defined runlevels for your system?..

Answer / rajn

/etc/inittab

change this line to u r desired runlevel

id :X: initdefault

where X is ur runlevel eg: 3 ,5

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What file should you examine to determine the defined runlevels for your system?..

Answer / k.vijaianand

try this

/etc/inittab

id:5:initdefault-


before booting it ask for the runlevel

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What file should you examine to determine the defined runlevels for your system?..

Answer / rajn

/etc/initab

id:X:initdefault
X= runlevel eg: 3,5

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What file should you examine to determine the defined runlevels for your system?..

Answer / shivmohanpatel ( e-tech softwa

/etc/inittab

id:X:initdefault

where X=runlevel (ex.0 to 6)
0 =system poweroff
1 = single user mode
2 = multiuser mode without network and X window
3 = multiuser mode with network without X window
4 = unused
5 = X11 (multiuser mode with network and X window
6 = reboot

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What file should you examine to determine the defined runlevels for your system?..

Answer / s.v.d.malleswararao

/etc/inittab file . by using vi editor we can edit this
file,and we can set default runlevel for os.take care, while
defining runlevels in this file, we shouldn't use init 0 and
init 6

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What file should you examine to determine the defined runlevels for your system?..

Answer / dayashankar prajapat

/etc/init.d/rc takes care of runlevel handling

runlevel 0 is System halt (Do not use this for
initdefault!)
runlevel 1 is Single user mode
runlevel 2 is Local multiuser without remote network
(e.g. NFS)
runlevel 3 is Full multiuser with network
runlevel 4 is Not used
runlevel 5 is Full multiuser with network and xdm
runlevel 6 is System reboot (Do not use this for
initdefault!)

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What file should you examine to determine the defined runlevels for your system?..

Answer / raj

id:5:initdefault:


by the help of above mentioned line you can conclude that
your machine is in run level 5

Is This Answer Correct ?    1 Yes 1 No

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