Files in thertcrc.drc*.d directory

No, both the K and S scripts are called when you enter. When you leave you are in runlevel 6. Seeetc-rc.d-rc

***************************** # Get first argument. Set new runlevel to this argument. -n "$argv1" && runlevel="$argv1"

# Is there an rc directory for this new runlevel? -detc-rc$runlevel.d exit 0

# First, run the KILL scripts. for i inetc-rc$runlevel.d-K* ; do checkrunlevel "$i" continue

# Check if the subsystem is already up. subsys=${i#-etc-rc$runlevel.d-K??} rcsplash $subsys -fvar-lock-subsys-$subsys -o -fvar-lock-subsys-$subsys.init continue

# Bring the subsystem down. if egrep -q "(killproc action )" $i ; then $i stop else action "Stopping %s: " $subsys $i stop fi done

# Now run the START scripts. for i inetc-rc$runlevel.d-S* ; do checkrunlevel "$i" continue

# Check if the subsystem is already up. subsys=${i#-etc-rc$runlevel.d-S??} -fvar-lock-subsys-$subsys -o -fvar-lock-subsys-$subsys.init && continue

# If we're in confirmation mode, get user confirmation if -fvar-run-confirm ; then if "$subsys" = dm ; then CONFIRMDM=1 continue fi confirm $subsys case $? in 1) continue;; 2) rm -fvar-run-confirm;; esac fi

rcsplash $subsys

# Bring the subsystem up. if "$subsys" = "halt" -o "$subsys" = "reboot" ; then export LCALL=C exec $i start fi

if "$subsys" = "single" ; then rcsplash stop fi "$subsys" = "single" -o "$subsys" = "local" ; then $i start else action "Starting %s: " $subsys $i start fi

done

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So on entry to a runlevel, first the K scripts are run to kill of anything that should not be run at that runlevel. Then the S scripts are run to start up anything that should be started up at that runlevel

No 6