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201-450 · Question #214
To alter a Linux system's default runlevel, what would you do?
The correct answer is D. Edit /etc/inittab and enter the correct runlevel in the id line. You've hit your weekly limit · resets 5am (America/New_York)
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To alter a Linux system's default runlevel, what would you do?
Options
- AIssue the telinitx command, where x is the desired runlevel.
- BEdit /etc/modules.conf, and enter the runlevel as an option to the runlevel module.
- CIssue the telinit Q command to have the system query you for a new runlevel.
- DEdit /etc/inittab and enter the correct runlevel in the id line.
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#SysV init#runlevel#/etc/inittab#default runlevel
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