Linux boot command line interface

in the command line interface, open the/etc/inittab file with VI, Note that you must use the root user or a user with root privileges to open it.

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Change the Id:5:initdefault: 5 to 3,

Then press ESC, then enter: then enter WQ carriage return, OK, reboot try it.

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Linux has 7 operating levels: init[0123456]

0: Turn off the machine

1: Single User

2: Multi-user status No NETWORK service

3: Network Service with multi-user status

4: System not used reserved to user

5: Graphical interface

6: Restart

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Linux boot command line interface