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#4 Re: An introduction to run-levels Posted by Anonymous (200.158.xx.xx) on Sun 6 Nov 2005 at 10:33 The text didn't talk about the most important thing about Debian runlevels, for me, that is HOW DO I BOOT IN TEXT MODE IN DEBIAN??? By the text, runlevels 2-6 are all the same. It mention that runlevel 3 is used in other distributions as a text console boot, but it do not mention how to do it in Debian. As far as I know, just Debian has this different runlevel configuration, so the most important think in a runlevel text, for debian, is to tell people how to configure the runlevels in Debian like we could configure it in other linuxs... It's really a pitty, 'coz it didn't help me. Not even the debian page talk about it. SO, now I don't know how I'll be able to install my nvidia driver. The X window cannot load to do the nvidia instalation. That's it. Hope someone put it here to make this text really useful to people, because pretty much all that it has now (important stuff) is found in the debian page. Not really anything new.

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