You need to change the default run-level for the machine. Which file do you need to edit? (Write the full path including the filename)

The correct answer is C. /etc/inittab. The file /etc/inittab contains the default run level as well as run level specific scripts. id:3:initdefault: If you haven't specified the run level system boots on run level 9 that is unknown run level.

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Question

You need to change the default run-level for the machine. Which file do you need to edit? (Write the full path including the filename)

Options

A/etc/init.d
B/etc/init-table
C/etc/inittab
D/etc/init

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A
4% (2)
B
16% (7)
C
73% (33)
D
7% (3)

Explanation

The file /etc/inittab contains the default run level as well as run level specific scripts. id:3:initdefault: If you haven't specified the run level system boots on run level 9 that is unknown run level.

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#runlevels#inittab#init#system initialization

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