How do I specify what I want running at what run level? I know how to create the links, but is there no GUI runlevel editor similer to RedHat? Also, why isn't xfs started by default?
On 5 Jul 2001, Timothy Reaves wrote:
How do I specify what I want running at what run level? I know how to create the links, but is there no GUI runlevel editor similer to RedHat?
Check out /etc/rc.d/rcX.d where X is the runlevel number you want to look into. Those directory are filled with symlinks: the ones starting are 'S' are start scripts, and the 'K' ones are kill scripts. If you have the SuSE Refence Manual, read Chapter 13, the SuSE Linux Boot Concept where they go into more depth.
Also, why isn't xfs started by default?
xfs is a truetype font server for XFree86 3.3.x. It is not used in X 4.x because truetype font support is built right in: all you need to do is specify the module "truetype" in your /etc/XF86Config . -- noodlez: Karol Pietrzak PGP KeyID: 0x3A1446A0
Karol Pietrzak wrote:
On 5 Jul 2001, Timothy Reaves wrote:
How do I specify what I want running at what run level? I know how to create the links, but is there no GUI runlevel editor similer to RedHat?
Check out /etc/rc.d/rcX.d where X is the runlevel number you
Thank you, but I had stated I knew how to make the symlinks, I was interested in a GUI for it.
Also, why isn't xfs started by default?
xfs is a truetype font server for XFree86 3.3.x. It is not used in X 4.x because truetype font support is built right in: all you need to do is specify the module "truetype" in your /etc/XF86Config .
This is incorrect. xfs is not a TrueType font server; it is a font server. Specifically, Type1. When xfs is being used, you can specify your font paths there, and have the X config file use the font server. You can also have this font server serve fonts to other machines over the network, thus not needing to install all those fonts on each machine.
Hello Timothy Try "ksysv" That is a GUI to inittab, so You can deside what to run/kill when entering/leaving a runlevel. J. Tamminen Timothy Reaves wrote:
How do I specify what I want running at what run level? I know how to create the links, but is there no GUI runlevel editor similer to RedHat?
Also, why isn't xfs started by default?
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Hello Has anyone had the problem with "new" 2.4.5 kernel, that ADSL line keeps stopping for apparently no reason? I went back to 2.2.19 kernel (SuSE 7.2), and ADSL works like it should. I have gone thru logs etc, but haven't found anything that could solve this one.. Not even a hint where to look for! With 2.4.5 kernel I have tried both SuSEfirewall and SuSEfirewall2, and both dhcpd and dhclient, but it makes no difference. Symptom is that the line suddenly goes dead. No pings get thru etc.. Route and ifconfig is still as they should, no extra log entrys appear etc.. When I run /etc/rc.d/dhclient restart, the line wakes up.. and it can stay up for hours, or just few seconds. I also tried to play around with dhclient parameters, but no affect. I have noticed that getting the newgroup grouplist is almost an "instant death" to my ADSL line, so could it be related to different ports? When only browsing the net, not downloading anything, and doing some e-mail, it seems to work quite well... I have an "old" Pentium 200Mhz with SuSE 7.2 with ADSL line and dynamic IP, and it sits between my LAN and internet. I do maquerading and firewalling with it. J. Tamminen
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