I have no idea about inetd, but the runlevel snippet looks fine. If
you are installing a minimal system (no or very few patterns), then
you need to add "<package>yast2-runlevel</package>" to your <packages>
section, because it will not be installed automatically. (The same
might apply to your inetd problems, try explicitly installing
"yast2-inetd".)
PS: If "12.3" is a typo and you mean "13.2", then install
"<package>yast2-services-manager</package>" instead, and change the
"<runlevel>" section to something like this (insert your own services,
of course):
---------- 8< ----------
+ <services-manager>
+ multi-user
+ <services>
+ <disable config:type="list">
+ <service>lvm2-lvmetad</service>
+ <service>wickedd-auto4</service>
+ <service>wickedd-dhcp4</service>
+ <service>wickedd-dhcp6</service>
+ </disable>
+ <enable config:type="list">
+ <service>auditd</service>
+ <service>ntp</service>
+ <service>postfix</service>
+ <service>sshd</service>
+ </enable>
+ </services>
+ </services-manager>
---------- >8 ----------
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