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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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Answer / jaswant
#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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Answer / saravanan
/etc/inittab
id:5:initdefault
you should replace 3 in 5
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Answer / naresh g
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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Answer / ajay
I think above all answers are wrong because if we make any changes in configuration file then we reboot the system for sure.
with out reboot the system it is better to use " start x "command.
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Answer / muthukumar
If you want to work without reboot. the only option is telinit 3
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