Re: Wheezy to Stretch
Greg Wooledge composed on 2018-02-21 13:11 (UTC-0500):
> If you simply want to boot *once* into multi-user.target without
> changing the default target, you can edit the kernel command line
> and add the option "systemd.unit=multi-user.target".
> Which is a whole lot more typing than adding the option "2" used to
> be, but is otherwise almost 100% equivalent.
5 works to override multi-user.target.
3 works to override graphical.target.
Systemd aliases the old runlevels to its targets, so that 'init [S,1-6]' and
'telinit [S,1-6]' can more or less work like they used to with SysV.
With RedHat's rpm runlevels, 3 nominally meant everything except GUI, with 2
nominally meaning multiuser without networking, but a lot of rpm distros
included basic networking in 2 and 3 was distinguished to include most services
that depend on functioning network.
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