6.1. init systemThe file /etc/inittab contains the background programs that used to keep the system running. One of these programs is one getty process per serial port. Figure 6-3. getty is started by init, based upon an entry in /etc/inittab
Each field in inittab is separated by a colon and contains:
After changing /etc/inittab restart init with An alternative is to send the hangup signal to init with the command kill -HUP 1. This is not recommended: if you make a typing mistake and actually kill init then your system will suddenly halt.
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