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software:linux:linux_os:text_only:start [2019-02-06 14:40] – angelegt mgehrig2software:linux:linux_os:text_only:start [2019-02-24 15:39] (aktuell) graf
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 ====== Boot Ubuntu in text mode ====== ====== Boot Ubuntu in text mode ======
-===== Text mode =====+===== Text Mode =====
 In this mode, the Ubuntu graphical user interface is not loaded. In this mode, the Ubuntu graphical user interface is not loaded.
 No graphics drivers are loaded either. No graphics drivers are loaded either.
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 Also the graphic driver cannot bring in any additional jitter. Also the graphic driver cannot bring in any additional jitter.
  
-If you want to boot with only the most basic fetures of Ubuntu, choose RunLevel 1.+If you want to boot with only the most basic features of Ubuntu, choose [[software:linux:linux_os:run_lvl_1|RunLevel 1]].
  
  
-===== Boot with text mode =====+===== Boot with Text Mode =====
 [[https://askubuntu.com/a/859637 | Detailed article]] [[https://askubuntu.com/a/859637 | Detailed article]]
  
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   - Reboot   - Reboot
  
-===== Boot with graphical mode =====+===== Boot with Graphical Mode =====
   - ''sudo systemctl set-default graphical.target ''   - ''sudo systemctl set-default graphical.target ''
   - Reboot   - Reboot
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- +===== Minimal Mode (RunLevel 1) ===== 
- +If you want to go even more basic, you can switch to [[software:linux:linux_os:run_lvl_1|RunLevel 1]].
-===== Minimal mode (RunLevel 1) ===== +
-[[https://wiki.debian.org/RunLevel Debian Doku for RunLevel]] +
- +
-Linux starts different servicec as different RunLevels. +
-Depending on the RunLevel different services are available: +
- +
-  * RunLevel 1: Single-user mode. Most basic mode. Only textconsole available. +
-  * RunLevel 2: Multi-user mode. You can now use different users. +
-  * RunLevel 3: Networking is now available. +
-  * RunLevel 4: Reserved. +
-  * RunLevel 5: Starts the GUI. This is the normal RunLevel. +
- +
- +
-==== Change runlevel at boot time ==== +
-This will change the RunLevel only for one startup. +
-  - Reboot +
-  - In the GRUB menue press 'e' to edit the boot configuration +
-  - Add a single '1' (for RunLevel 1) to the end of the line, which starts with ''linux''<code>linux /vmlinuz-3.5.0-54-generic root=/dev/mapper/faramir-root ro 1</code> +
-  - Press ''F10'' to boot +
- +
-==== Change runlevel at run time ==== +
-This does not work on all Systems. +
-Ubuntu does not seem to like this method. +
-But it works on more basic system like on a Beagle Bone. +
- +
-  - ''sudo init 1''+