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Today's commands are how you can check what runlevel your system is in and then change it. Check the current runlevel: [root@bcane tmp]# runlevel N 5 Change the current runlevel: [root@bcane tmp]# init <new_level> The run levels in Unix/Linux are used to define what state init (the parent of all processes) is in. Each distribution of Unix/Linux has different definitions of what run levels starts what processes. Usually you can find the different definitions in /etc/inittab below is the one fro...