command run level
0: shutdown
1: Single User (Retrieve lost password)
2: Multi-user without network service (less used)
3: Multiple users have network services (the most used)
4: Reserved
5: Graphical interface
6: reboot
System's runlevel configuration file:
/etc/inittab
Commands that specify runlevels
init [012356]
, be careful not to use 4: keep
Example: 5 –> 3 –> Shutdown
vim /etc/inittab
View the operating sector: id: 5
Example: How to retrieve root password
Ideas: Enter single-user mode, and then change the root password.
Because of entering single-user mode, root can log in without entering a password.
Demonstration: [Shang Silicon Valley_Han Shunping_Linux Tutorial]( https://www.bilibili.com/video/av21303002/?p=22
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Steps: Boot -> Enter the Enter key during boot -> see an interface input e->When you see an interface, select the second line (edit kernel)
Enter e -> enter 1 at the end of this line, enter the Enter key -> enter b again, then you can enter single-user mode
This is, we enter single-user mode and use the passwd command to change the password.
Note: To modify the password, it must be modified locally and cannot be modified remotely.