In the analysis of SmartQV3Ubuntu system startup, first confirm the default running level: run on the terminal after the system is started: user @ SmartQ: /etc $ runlevelN2 compare my Fedora running level [www.linuxidc.com @ linuxidc ~] $ Runlevel
For the analysis of startup of the SmartQ V3 Ubuntu system, first check the default running level:
Run on the terminal after the system is started:
- User @ SmartQ:/etc $ runlevel
- N 2
Compare my Fedora running level
- [Www.linuxidc.com @ linuxidc ~] $ Runlevel
- N 5
Not the same. In fact, later I found 2 ~ Of This V3 ~ 5 is the same. :-). It will be mentioned later.
- Www.linuxidc.com @ SmartQ:/etc $ ls rc *
- Rc. local
- Rc0.d:
- K05preload S01smartq S20sendsigs S35networking S90halt
- K74bluetooth S10unattended-upgrades (S30urandom S40umountfs)
- README S15wpa-ifupdown S31umountnfs. sh S60umountroot
- Rc1.d:
- K05preload K74bluetooth README S30killprocs S90single
- Rc2.d:
- README S25bluetooth S95preload S99ondemand S99rc. local
- Rc3.d:
- README S25bluetooth S95preload S99ondemand S99rc. local
- Rc4.d:
- README S25bluetooth S95preload S99ondemand S99rc. local
- Rc5.d:
- README S25bluetooth S95preload S99ondemand S99rc. local
- Rc6.d:
- K05preload S01smartq S20sendsigs S35networking S90reboot
- K74bluetooth S10unattended-upgrades (S30urandom S40umountfs)
- README S15wpa-ifupdown S31umountnfs. sh S60umountroot
- RcS. d:
- README S03smartq S55urandom S70x11-common S75policykit
So here we can see that the contents in the directory rc2.d to rc5.d are exactly the same.