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Dale wrote: |
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> JDM wrote: |
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>> When switching from runlevel 3 to 1 "init 1" seems to work as I |
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>> would expect. When I "init 3" applications hang, I have to keep |
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>> hitting return to get any progress. Usually I end up rebooting as X |
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>> won't start. |
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>> |
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>> Question - should I be using init to change runlevels or is there a |
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>> better way of doing this? |
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>> This has been happening for a long time and definitely before openrc. |
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>> I usually reboot to avoid the hang ups. |
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>> JDM |
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> You should be using the rc command tho init should work in theory. |
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> Example, "rc single" or "rc default" or whatever runlevel you want to |
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> switch to. That is without the quotes tho. |
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> I did notice earlier that when I switch to single, it is not |
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> unmounting some file systems for some reason. When I try to switch |
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> back to default, rc sort of pukes. If I unmount everything first, it |
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> switches cleanly. I think openrc has some . . . weirdness still. |
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> You can check out the rc man page for more info. That help any? |
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> Dale |
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> :-) :-) |
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Let me add this, if you type rc then hit tab twice, you should see some |
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more rc type commands. You may want to check into some of them too. |
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They provide info and do other things, including adding/removing things |
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from a runlevel. I'm assuming you are a bit new to Gentoo. I may be |
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wrong and it wouldn't be the first time either. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |