{"id":3251,"date":"2010-07-01T04:40:03","date_gmt":"2010-07-01T08:40:03","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/g33kinfo.com\/info\/?p=3251"},"modified":"2010-07-01T04:40:03","modified_gmt":"2010-07-01T08:40:03","slug":"boot-into-a-specific-linux-runlevel-by-default","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/g33kinfo.com\/info\/boot-into-a-specific-linux-runlevel-by-default\/","title":{"rendered":"Boot into a specific Linux runlevel by default"},"content":{"rendered":"

From foogazi.com<\/p>\n

If you don\u2019t already know, a runlevel is what Linux uses as a mode of operation. A \u2018runlevel\u2019 defines the state of the operating system after power on.<\/p>\n

Typically, Linux runlevels look like the following:<\/p>\n

0 \u2013 Halt (shutdown)
\n1 \u2013 Single-User mode
\n2-5 \u2013 Full multi-user mode with console logins and display manager if it\u2019s installed
\n6 \u2013 Reboot<\/p>\n

On most Linux servers, the default runlevel will be set to runlevel 3. Multi-user mode and console logins only. Whereas, most Linux desktops, the default runlevel will be set to runlevel 5.<\/p>\n

If you want to boot into a specific runlevel every time your computer turns on, all you need to do is edit the \/etc\/inittab. For this example, we will change the runlevel from 3 to 5.
\n
\n# vi \/etc\/inittab
\n<\/code>
\nModify the line that looks like this:
\n
\nid:3:initdefault:
\n<\/code>
\nAnd change the number 3, to 5.
\n
\nid:5:initdefault:
\n<\/code>
\nSave the file. Next time you reboot Linux will boot directly into your desktop window manager.<\/p>\n

if you want to see what the current runlevel settings are, on ubuntu, simply run;
\n
\nroot@host:~$ chkconfig
\nNetworkManager.dpkg-backup off
\nacpi-support 2345
\nacpid off
\nalsa-mixer-save off
\nalsasound off
\nanacron off
\napmd on
\napparmor on
\napport off
\natd off
\nauditd 0S
\navahi-daemon off
\nbinfmt-support on
\nbluetooth on
\nbootlogd off
\n<\/code>
\nOn a Redhat\/CentOS box, the chkconfig command alone will give you parameters to set in order to view the results;
\n
\n[root@host.myserver.com] ~ >> chkconfig
\nchkconfig version 1.3.30.2 - Copyright (C) 1997-2000 Red Hat, Inc.
\nThis may be freely redistributed under the terms of the GNU Public License.<\/p>\n

usage: chkconfig --list [name]
\n chkconfig --add
\n chkconfig --del <\/name>
\n chkconfig [--level ]
\n<\/on><\/name><\/levels><\/name><\/code>
\nTo see a comprehensive list of current runlevel settings, use the –list flag
\n
\n[root@host.myserver.com] ~ >> chkconfig --list
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\nanacron \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\napf \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\natd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nauditd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
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\navahi-daemon \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\navahi-dnsconfd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nbandmin \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nconman \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\ncourier-authlib\t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\ncourier-imap \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\ncpanel \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\ncpuspeed \t0:off\t1:on\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\ncrond \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\ndnsmasq \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nexim \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nfastmail \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nfilelimits \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nfirstboot \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:on\t4:off\t5:on\t6:off
\nhaldaemon \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nhttpd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:on\t4:off\t5:on\t6:off
\nip6tables \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nipaliases \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\niptables \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nirda \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nirqbalance \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nkudzu \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nlvm2-monitor \t0:off\t1:on\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nmcstrans \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nmdmonitor \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nmdmpd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nmessagebus \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nmicrocode_ctl \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nmultipathd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nmysql \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nnamed \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nnetconsole \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nnetfs \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nnetplugd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nnetprep \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nnetwork \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nnfs \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nnfslock \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nnscd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nntpd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\noddjobd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\npcscd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\npsacct \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\npure-ftpd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nrawdevices \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nrdisc \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nreadahead_early\t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nreadahead_later\t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nrestorecond \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nror \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nrpcgssd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nrpcidmapd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nrpcsvcgssd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nsaslauthd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nsecuretmp \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nsmartd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nsonarpush \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nsshd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nsyslog \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:on\t5:on\t6:off
\nsysstat \t0:off\t1:off\t2:on\t3:on\t4:off\t5:on\t6:off
\ntcsd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nwpa_supplicant \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nxfs \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\nyum-updatesd \t0:off\t1:off\t2:off\t3:off\t4:off\t5:off\t6:off
\n<\/code>
\nTo modify the settings of a service, use;
\n
\nchkconfig [--level ]
\n<\/on><\/name><\/levels><\/code><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

From foogazi.com If you don\u2019t already know, a runlevel is what Linux uses as a mode of operation. A \u2018runlevel\u2019 defines the state of the operating system after power on. Typically, Linux runlevels look like the following: 0 \u2013 Halt (shutdown) 1 \u2013 Single-User mode 2-5 \u2013 Full multi-user mode with console logins and display… <\/p>\n

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