Re: Why does debian (potato) start in the runlevel 2?
Nelson Castillo <ncastillo@unimag.edu.co> writes:
NC> My question is: im new with debian, and other distributions start in
NC> the runlevel 3. Why does this one run in the rinlevel 2 by default?
Why not? Debian doesn't define the various runlevels as rigidly as,
say, Red Hat. If you don't like the runlevel configuration, go into
/etc/rc?.d and tweak the symlinks. "2" is as good a default as any
other.
(This is sort of covered in section 10.5 of the Debian FAQ. More
detail there would be useful, though.)
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