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What is runlevel in Linux?

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A software configuration state in System V init systems that dictates what services run.

0: Shutdown.
3: Multi-user text console interface.
5: Graphical GUI interface.
6: Reboot.
systemd equivalent: Multi-user target interfaces (multi-user.target).

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