Re: init / rc0.d
--- Thomas Guettler
<guettli@interface-business.de> wrote:
> There are several "runlevels". Which service is
> started in which
> runlevel is done by symlinks. You don't do this
> by hand, there is a
> command for it (don't know the name right now).
if you happen to remember, could you post it?
>
> You can start a service like this:
> #/etc/init.d/networking (start|stop|restart)
>
I tried xdm stop and got some strange error
saying that "stop" wasn't a valid parameter (I
didn't write down the exact error.)
I also have another question. If I remove the
symlink to xfs and xdm, will there be any
services or anything that will not get started
via startx? I'm still having a problem where when
I remove xfs and xdm (or simply just xdm) and use
startx, then XF86Setup crashes the system.
thanks!
xucaen
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