[UCLA-LUG] Running something at shutdown?

[Erik Hovland]

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On Wed, May 03, 2000 at 07:01:22PM -0700, Todd A. Lyons wrote:
> Erik Hovland wrote:
>=20
> > Actually init level 6 is reboot, close though. 0 is the base run
> > level, 1 and 2 are always passed through  on the way up and on the way
>=20
> Which distro is this on?  Runlevel 0 is shutdown on my system.  Or is
> this an apples and oranges type deal?

By base run level I do mean nothing going on or shutdown. Sorry,
wording was confusing.

E

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