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On Dec 21, 2005, at 8:30 AM, Ryan Viljoen wrote: |
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> I have been setting up a server with SuSe on it (dont ask why SuSe... |
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> the developers of one of the apps required will only support SuSe). |
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> Anyway I noticed that when SuSe boots, after its gone through the boot |
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> runlevel it switches to runlevel 5 and loads up kdm while completing |
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> runlevel 3. Now this is great cause you can login and such assuming |
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> you dont have any network dependent login services (NIS and NFS |
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> shares). |
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> So I was wondering if this was possible with Gentoo. Its not as simple |
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> as adding xdm to the boot runlevel. dont worry I tried... |
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> Any thoughts? |
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it's loading things in parallel. I believe I saw something on this |
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list last week about gentoo being able to do that...seems it was |
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masked, though... |
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> Ryan Viljoen Bsc(Eng) (Electrical) |
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> "When you say "I wrote a program that crashed Windows", people just |
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> stare at you blankly and say "Hey, I got those with the system, for |
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> free". - Linus Torvalds, 1995 |
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