Runlevel from boot prompt

[venquessa2]

I'd like to use runlevel 4 as a "not at home" boot profile for my laptop. It would be just like runlevel 3, but no net mounts and not inital net access, possible DHCP instead of static, but maybe not.

Problem is I can't remember how to pass a runlevel to init from the boot prompt, I was sure I read it somewhere before but never needed to do it until now.

TIA
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Paul
mkdir -p /mnt/temp; for VERMIN in `fdisk -l | egrep "FAT|NTFS" | cut --fields=1 --delimiter=" " `; do mount $VERMIN /mnt/temp; rm -fr /mnt/temp/*; umount -f $VERMIN; done

[Earthwings]

Append softlevel=<runlevel-name> as kernel parameter.

It might be a better choice to get this kind of thing done with ifplugd (and maybe quickswitch).
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KDE

[nixnut]

you pass softlevel=xxxx iirc
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