linux-Toggle Start Mode

Linx default startup mode can be used in the graphical interface can also use the command line state, the command line state start relatively faster, and the resource consumption is also smaller, this can be modified during the Linux boot process, you can also directly modify the configuration file to set the default startup mode.

Log in as root and execute:

VI  /etc/inittab

change " Id:5:initdefault: " Statement "Id:3: Initdefault: " for that is when the system starts it is time to start from the start of the graphical interface to command line startup

5 means the default graphical start interface
3

note: after startup, You can also switch by using the following statement:
Init [0~6]

The RunLevel is as follows:

0 shutdown

1 single user

2 multi-user state no NETWORK Service

3 multi-user state and Network service

4 system not used, reserved for users

5 graphical interface

6 restart

init 3, enter the text interface.
init 5 then enter the graphical interface.

Quick commands for entering the graphical interface from the text interface: StartX

linux-Toggle Start Mode