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Edit your boot loader's config (probably grub) to add the runlevel you want as a parameter to the kernel. So for example, right after "linux" but before the other parameters, enter 1 - 5 or emergengy or single. You may want to make it a boot option in boot loader, too (e.g. a new entry in Grub's menu.lst). |
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In the file /etc/inittab edit the following line. For example, the distro I'm using now is set to runlevel 5 as shown here: |
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You can modify /etc/inittab so that the runlevel is 3. The line would then read: |
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Modify your /etc/inittab file. Change the line: |
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