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In article <Pine.BSF.3.95q.970426110654.12320A-100000@phoenix.its.rpi.edu>, David E. Cross wrote:
> The init(8) man page describes the differences between the different run
> levels, except for level -1.  What is the difference between level -1 and
> 0?

afaik -1 is the same as 0, exept that -1 is used, so init can raise the
securelevel by one (automatically) and still land on 0 ...

Correct me if I'm wong ... 

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