What is it? (was Re: Current Run-Level: How can you tell?)
Crimson Avenger
yee at aix01.aix.rpi.edu
Mon May 6 04:26:20 AEST 1991
In the AT&T System 5, Release 4 book (Complete Reference by Obsorn McGraw-Hill)
I think you mean system initialization state levels:
State Function
0 Power off
1 Single User mode
2 Multi-user mode
3 Multi-user with network
4 Not used
5 Shutdown to ROM
6 Shutdown and Reboot
s Single-user mode
S Single-user with remote console
With these definitions, I don't think some of them apply to PCs, I have a
PC, but don't have unix up and running yet. I think a couple of those
don't apply to the PC, like Power off, or Shutdown to ROM. I think in some
machine, you can literally power off the computer via a software command.
Not on PCs yet.
Hope this helps, not sure. .
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