How to start and language settings for CentOS

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1. Set Text start mode
The graphical interface requires a large amount of memory and CPU resources for the system, and for the server, high efficiency is the most important, so the CentOS default boot is changed to text mode. Edit the/etc/inittab file, locate the statement "Id:initdefault:", change the sentence of 5 to 3, after restarting, Centos will automatically enter the character interface.

2. Set Language parameters
The CentOS default language encoding is "ZH_CN." UTF-8 ", this in the X-window desktop environment of the" terminal "window operation is able to correctly display Chinese characters, but if it is through SSH or telnet, such as remote management, you will find all the characters have become garbled.

1>: To solve this problem, edit the file/etc/sysconfig/i18n, the 1th sentence "lang=" ZH_CN. UTF-8 "" Changed to "lang=" ZH_CN. GB18030 "" Can.

2> After completion, re-login, found that all Chinese characters have been able to display the normal, change back to English:

Lang= "en_US. UTF-8 "
Sysfont= "Latarcyrheb-sun16" "

How to start and language settings for CentOS