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linux_wiki:boot_systems_into_different_targets_manually [2016/03/01 22:07]
billdozor [Systemd Units]
linux_wiki:boot_systems_into_different_targets_manually [2016/03/01 22:08]
billdozor [Other Systemctl Commands]
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   * reboot.target => reboot the system   * reboot.target => reboot the system
  
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 What target is the system currently in? What target is the system currently in?
 <code bash> <code bash>
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   * --all => show all loaded unit files, even if they are not active   * --all => show all loaded unit files, even if they are not active
  
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 List all installed unit files on the system List all installed unit files on the system
 <code bash> <code bash>
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 </code> </code>
  
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 View a target's dependencies View a target's dependencies
 <code bash> <code bash>
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   * List what will start upon entering multi-user.target   * List what will start upon entering multi-user.target
  
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 Move from graphical target to multi-user (command prompt) Move from graphical target to multi-user (command prompt)
 <code bash> <code bash>
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 ===== Other Systemctl Commands ===== ===== Other Systemctl Commands =====
  
-**Note:**By default, systemctl commands will only show the active configuration files unless you pass the "--all" option+**Note:** By default, systemctl commands will only show the active configuration files unless you pass the "--all" option
  
   * systemctl --type=service => list all loaded and active only service unit config files   * systemctl --type=service => list all loaded and active only service unit config files
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