Config inittab » Historie » Version 1
Jeremias Keihsler, 13.01.2017 12:11
1 | 1 | Jeremias Keihsler | h1. Configure inittab |
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3 | h2. Requirements |
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5 | To configure InitTab you will need the following: |
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6 | * a installed and supported operating system (e.g. CentOS) |
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7 | * root-access |
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9 | h2. Preliminary Note |
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11 | While during Setup and Testing it is quite useful to have X and the Gnome-Desktop-Environment at hand in Produktion it is very seldom necessary. |
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13 | Therefore we install the graphical environment but disable it by default in production use. |
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15 | h2. Configure inittab |
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17 | <pre><code class="bash"> |
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18 | vim /etc/inittab |
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19 | </code></pre> |
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20 | Set the default runlevel to "3" and reboot the system. |
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22 | h2. Start X/Gnome-Desktop-Environment |
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24 | There are 3 possibilities: |
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25 | # change back the default runlevel in inittab to 5 and reboot |
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26 | this requires a restart which is most likly not what you want |
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27 | # @init 5@, will set the runlevel imediatly |
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28 | return to runlevel 3 is not possible, the system will stay in runlevel 5 until reboot |
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29 | # log in as a user and @startx@ |
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30 | as soon as you log-out you will return to console and stay in runlevel 3 |