Init S on System V 3.2

[stephen.a.rago]

In article <1990Jun8.025421.25366 at cbnewsl.att.com>, sar0 at cbnewsl.att.com (stephen.a.rago) writes:
> 
> Use init 0, instead of init s, but you'll have to remount the file
> systems if you need access to them.  Init state 0 will kill the

I'm sorry, I meant init 1, not init 0.  Init state 0 powers the
machine off (if it's a 3b2).  Init state 1 is what you want.

Steve Rago
sar at attunix.att.com