What is the most graceful way to get to run level single
user mode?

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What is the most graceful way to get to run level single user mode?..

Answer / abhi

init 1

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What is the most graceful way to get to run level single user mode?..

Answer / sumeeraj

just type on the prompt that command:- init 1 and enter.
it will take u the single user mode.

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What is the most graceful way to get to run level single user mode?..

Answer / raja

init 1

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What is the most graceful way to get to run level single user mode?..

Answer / daniel

The most graceful way is to use the command init s.
If you want to shut everything down before going to single
user mode then do init 0 first and from the ok prompt do a
boot -s.

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What is the most graceful way to get to run level single user mode?..

Answer / sayed ibrahim

command for single usermode
telinit s
this command will take to single usermode without rebooting

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What is the most graceful way to get to run level single user mode?..

Answer / murali

thats very important question as a linux admin.

we can enter using runlevel 1

thats is init 1

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What is the most graceful way to get to run level single user mode?..

Answer / khadeer

once you login into console then you can type init 0
it will take to you runlevel 1

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What is the most graceful way to get to run level single user mode?..

Answer / frank

root# telinit 1

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What is the most graceful way to get to run level single user mode?..

Answer / anita

init 0
after ok prompt
boot -s

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