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From: James Clifford <james.clifford@csom.net>
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Subject: Re: SRC
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> BSD doesn't have anything like the SRC - it even lacks runlevels (which
> needs fixing!)*
> 
> * Others may claim this isn't broken, but it'd be nice to see. And of
> course, I disclaim any inference that I consider moving closer to AIX to
> be fixing anything :-)

Forgive my ignorance, but what are the advantages of runlevels? I know
that Linux has them, but I'd never noticed the lack of them in FreeBSD
until you mentioned it.




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