After changing the default runlevel in the SysV-init configuration file, the system boots in a different than intended runlevel. Where else could this different runlevel be defined?

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After changing the default runlevel in the SysV-init configuration file, the system boots in a different than intended runlevel. Where else could this different runlevel be defined?

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AIn the /etc/sysctl.conf
BIn the boot loader configuration file
CIn the /etc/runlevel file
DIn the /boot/initramfs file
EIn the /etc/rc.d/rc.local file

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B
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C
6% (2)
D
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E
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#runlevel override#bootloader configuration#GRUB#SysV-init

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