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Linux Changing Run Levels

Hi this is my first thread. I use KDE and Gnome on Debian. I configured inittab like what it should be. But when i have an inittab file i can't see anything when i run who -r command.

This is the result of who -r without /etc/inittab

Code:

hwpplayer1@build3:~$ who -r
         a�ılış-seviyesi 5 2016-11-14 06:32

I couldn't understand. Thanks for help

Linux Changing Run Levels

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