[Chester LUG] More runlevel stuff

[David Holden]

On Tuesday 10 June 2008, Simon Willett wrote:
> Couple of commands are interesting here "who -a" and "who -r".
>
> who -r gives the current runlevel and also the last runlevel the system was
> in.
>
> Output
>          run-level 2  2008-04-08 08:03                   last=S
>
> As you can see this system (unbuntu debian) goes straight from runlevel "S"
> single user mode to "2" default runlevel.
>
> It bypasses runlevel "1" on the way there. This is actually what it says on
> the man page.
>
> I would be interested to know if Redhat does something similar?
>
>
> Simon
>
>
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on RHEL 3.1

run-level 3  May 26 21:08                   last=S  

RHEL 5.2 (graphical mode)

 run-level 5  2008-06-09 18:05                   last=S


 Dave.


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