basic runlevel question
 

HI,
I have two linux machine and when i run the command "runlevel" as superuser in both machine i get different results.

m/c1 shows : 3 4
m/c 2 shows : N 5

i need to synchornise this machines : what is N in m/c2 results ?
how/what can i change to display something like m/c1 does ?

Suresh

runlevel output is in the format
Previous-RunLevel CurrentRunLevel

you can also try who -r which is more descriptive. For example

run-level 5 Sep 14 08:32 last=S

Hi,
i am unable to run command "who -r "
Refering to my original question what is N there ?

N means there was no previous runlevel - the system was booted into level5