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Understanding Linux Run Levels by NIKLAUS is a document available to read on EtoBox.
A run level in Linux is the operating state that determines which services are active. There are seven run levels (0-6), each serving different purposes, with specific levels reserved for shutdown, single-user mode, and multi-user modes. The /etc/inittab file defines these run levels, and users can display or switch run levels using the runlevel command or the init command.
- Author
- NIKLAUS
- Language
- EN