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Mounts all local file systems; enables disk quotas if at least one file system was mounted with the quota option; saves editor temporary files in

/usr/preserve; removes any files in the /tmp directory; configures system accounting and default router; sets NIS domain and ifconfig

netmask; reboots the system from the installation media or a boot server if either /.PREINSTALL or /AUTOINSTALL exists; starts various

daemons and services; mounts all NFS entries

System Initialization and Run States

Scripts

Run

Control

Files

Run

Level

Init State Type Use This Level Functional Summary

/etc/rc0.d /sbin/rc0 0Power-down

state

Power-

down

To shut down the operating

system so that it is safe to

turn off power to the system.

Stops system services and

daemons; terminates all

running processes;

unmounts all file systems

/etc/rc1.d /sbin/rc1 1 Administrative

state

Single user To access all available file

systems with user logins

allowed.

Stops system services and

daemons; terminates all

running processes;

unmounts all file systems;

brings the system up in

single-user mode

/etc/rc2.d /sbin/rc2 2 Multiuser

state

Multiuser For normal operations.

Multiple users can access

the system and the entire file

system. All daemons are

running except for the NFS

server daemons.

(Expanded functionality -

see footnote that follows

for details)

/etc/rc3.d /sbin/rc3 3 Multiuser with

NFS resources

shared and Peri

software

Multiuser For normal operations with

NFS resource-sharing

available and to initiate any

Avaya software startups.

Cleans up sharetab;

starts nfsd; starts

mountd; if the system is

a boot server, starts

applicable services; starts

snmpdx (if PERIsnmp is

not installed).

/etc/rc4.d /sbin/rc4 4Alternative

multiuser

state

— This level is currently

unavailable.

—

/etc/rc5.d /sbin/rc5 5Power-down

state

Power-

down

To shut down the operating

system so that it is safe to

turn off power to the system.

If possible, automatically

turn off system power on

systems that support this

feature.

Runs the

/etc/rc0.d/K*

scripts to kill all active

processes and unmount

the file systems

/etc/rc6.d /sbin/rc6 6 Reboot

state

Reboot To shut down the system to

run level 0, and then reboot

to multiuser state (or

whatever level is the default

- normally 3 - in the

inittab file).

Runs the

/etc/rc0.d/K*

scripts to kill all active

processes and unmount

the file systems

/etc/rcS.d /sbin/rcS S or s Single-user

state

Single-user To run as a single user with

all file systems mounted and

accessible.

Establishes a minimal

network; mounts /usr

, if

necessary; sets the system

name; checks the root (/)

and /usr file systems;

mounts pseudo file

systems (/proc and

/dev/fd); rebuilds the

device entries for

reconfiguration boots;

checks and mounts other

file systems to be

mounted in single-user

mode

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