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What is the number and name of each run level used by Fedora and Red Hat Linux?
Wiki User
∙ 11y ago
This is an ITT question...you can look it up in your book in chapter 11 starting at page 421
so you know understand how to answer the question
Edit: the page is actually 424, and the answer is
0 = Halt
1 = Single User
2 = Multiuser without NFS
3 = Multiuser
4 = User defined
5 = Multiuser with X
6 = Reboot
in case some people don't have their book, your welcome.
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