"Chad W. Skinner" wrote:
> It is my understanding that init level 4 is unused. I know you can do about
> anything you want with Linux, but is it against some rule or standard to use
> this level for anything. For example at home I start a few services that I
> don't need at work. Consequently, I was wondering if I could copy the rc5.d
> scripts to rc4.d and then add the extra services so when at home I could
> just start init 4 rather than the services individually.
>
FYI
We have been using rl 4 for over a year for a specific configuraion on several
machines. No problems.
I asked a similar question to yours when we were looking into it and was told to
go for it. I did and no problems.
Bret
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