what are bootlevel in linux?which level is booting by
default.
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Answer / jkohlend
6 levels is correct,XIn Red Hat Linux, the default boot
level is 3, unless booting into an X Windows login, the
default boot level then is 5.
Runlevels Generic mode
0 halt
1 Single user mode
2 Multiuser, without Networking
3 Full multiuser mode
4 unused
5 X11
6 reboot
You can view the settings of default runlevel
in /etc/inittab. The command /sbin/chkconfig --list is used
to display a list of all runlevels and services.
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Answer / kirtiranjan sahoo
There are 6 levels
init 0 :- Shutdown (halts)
init 1 :- Single user mode or emergency mode, that means no network no multitasking is present in this level, only root user has access in this run level.
init 2 :- NO network but multitasking is present
init 3 :- Network and multitasking is present but without GUI
init 4 :- Unused level.
init 5 :- Boot up a full multi user system and to automatically start X-Wnindows
init 6 :- System restart in this level.
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Answer / guest
6 levels, by default which level is in inittab that level
is by default is working.
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