On Fri, 2006-12-08 at 20:31 +0200, Ali Jawad wrote: > I really did not get what you want just a short explanation of run levels > 0 shutdown > 1 single user maintenance mode > 3 multi user CLI mode > 5 multi user X mode "this one is 4 in SLACK" > 6 reboot > > If you want your system to start into one of the levels above..edit > /etc/inittab accordingly..a warning ..do not use 0 or 6 since this > will either shutdown or restart your system once it is loaded.
Debian is not setup to run like that.
update-rc.d -f gdm remove
That removes the Gnome Display Manager from running (and henceforth X)
If you want Multi-User CLI mode... just make sure SSH is installed. The
create accounts on the machine for the users.
I strenuously object to and strongly discourage the use of telnet, ftp
or rsh (the plain text versions)
In any case you can define 0 or 6 to be full multi-user or what ever you
want. It is just the "well practiced normal procedure" for 0 (shutdown)
and 6(reboot) to be that way. You could have init level "61" if you
defined it properly. There are about 2^64 (maybe more, maybe less) ways
to manage services and applications on startup in any *NIX machine OS...
but that is far more than you asked for.
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