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    This subchapter looks at init, a Linux command.

    init is used to change the runlevel.

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init

    This subchapter looks at init, a Linux command.

    init is used to change the runlevel.

run levels

    Linux has run levels (sometimes written as a single word, runlevel). The non-graphic mode is run level 3. the graphic mode is run level 5. Sometimes a Linux server will only boot up to the non-graphic level. You can use this command to temporarily get the graphic interface running (run level 5).

    $ init 5

    Edit the /etc/inittab file to include id:5:initdefault: to make a permanent change.

    A chart of the Linux run levels:

RUN LEVEL    DESCRIPTION
0    System is halted
1    Single-user Mode
    used for system maintenance
2    Multiuser mode withut networking
    rarely used
3    Standard multiuser mode with networking active
4    not defined
5    Multiuser mode with graphics
    Like standard multiuser mode with networking active plus the X Window System graphic interface
6    Reboots the system
    shuts down all system services

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