Part 2
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The Boot Process
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5
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LILO: From "power on" to "Loading linux..."
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5.1
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The Four Steps of the Booting Process
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5.1.1
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Hardware initialization
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5.1.2
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Bootloader/System selection
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5.1.3
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Kernel initialization
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5.1.4
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Invocation of init
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5.2
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Introducing LILO
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5.2.1
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The map installer
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5.2.2
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Data files
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5.2.3
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The boot loader
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5.3
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Installing LILO
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5.3.1
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YaST configures LILO
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5.3.2
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Going further with additional options
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5.4
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Lilo loads Linux
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5.5
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Linux: The kernel takes the stage
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6
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The init process: the kernel needs company
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6.1
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Runlevels
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6.1.1
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0: System halt
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6.1.2
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S: Single-user mode
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6.1.3
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1: Multi-user without network
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6.1.4
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2: Multi-user with network
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6.1.5
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3: Multi-user with network and graphical login
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6.1.6
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4,5: not used
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6.1.7
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6: System reboot
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6.2
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System V init
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6.3
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Shutting down the system
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7
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Customizing the boot process
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7.1
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Writing rc-scripts
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7.2
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Adding an rc-script to a runlevel
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7.3
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Creating customized runlevels
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