Should I stop using init s, boot -s, and my other standard procedures to change runlevels and perform standard system maintenance?
Emphatically, no! Your old favorite commands continue to work as they always have. There’s no need to change procedures. There’s no reason to retrain your fingers with a much longer-to-type command when init s works just fine. The init invocations will work just like they always have, where svcadm milestone won’t. For example, running svcadm milestone svc:/milestone/single-user:default won’t change the run-level of the system (as described by who -r). Running init s will. This is kool, more more more tips guys! Lots of new folks, lets help them all out with all the tips we can cough up.
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