How to enter the text interface after Ubuntu is started

A friend studying "laruence's Linux private house dish" may find that many system management commands are not the same as the method described by the author if Ubuntu is used. I have summarized some basic knowledge about Linux system management before. For more information, see Linux Study Notes (5)-Linux system management tips

A friend studying "laruence's Linux private house dish" may find that many system management commands are not the same as the method described by the author if Ubuntu is used. I have previously summarized some basic knowledge of Linux system management, see Linux Study Notes (5)-Linux System Management http://www.linuxidc.com/Linux/2012-03/56921.htm

Because I had a very old notebook and threw it away, it was a pity that I put it in the dormitory as a Linux server. It was a little hard to open the graphic interface (in fact, it was not needed as a server ). Use the Ubuntu release version to modify the running level according to the method of laruence. The inittab file cannot be found! Various searches found the way Ubuntu entered the text interface. Three steps are required:

1. Open the/etc/default/grub File

2. Change GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT = "quiet splash" to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT = "quiet splash text"

3. sudo update-grub

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