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Linux Init Process / PC Boot Procedure

This tutorial covers the PC boot process and the Linux Operating System inititiation of background applications (daemons/services). The sequence, configuration and administration of the Linux boot process is covered. This tutorial is Red Hat and Fedora specific. Other distributions and commercial versions of UNIX often use different run level assignments and/or different script names.

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