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Is it possible to configure lilo to have the option to boot to different run levels for the same linux partition, say one entry would boot you directly into run level 4 (X server) and another entry would boot you into the default run level 3 ( command line one).Hope i got the init run levels correct.
Not a real test, Slackware boots in runlevel 3 by default!
Just kidding though, I am sure it will also work with runlevel 4
LOL... yeah it works with runlevel 4 , but i had runlevel 4 as my default boot so the append="3" was really a test for me but i see where you are coming from
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