hint-init.1() {
cat << EOF
	The system seems to boot into runlevel nine.  Where is
	the runlevel set?

EOF
}

hint-init.2() {
cat << EOF
	The runlevel is set in /etc/inittab.  Can you get into
	the system to check out the inittab file?  What line
	determines the default runlevel?

EOF
}

hint-init.3() {
cat << EOF
	The line that determines the default runlevel contains
	the initdefault directive.  What is wrong with this line
	in the file?  What is the format of the line?

EOF
}

hint-init.4() {
cat << EOF
	Man pages often have EXAMPLES sections.

EOF
}

hint-init.5() {
cat << EOF
	Now that the system is no longer booting to runlevel 9,
	have you noticed that the system is rebooting itself?
	Where are you in the booting process when this happens?
	What do you expect to happen?  How is this typically
	implemented?  Does the implementation look correct?

EOF
}

hint-init.6() {
cat << EOF
	Once init takes over from the kernel, this is the
	remainder of the bootup procedure: 

		init
		  |
		  +-> rc.sysinit
		  |
		  +-> rc
		  |    |
		  |    +--> rc?.d/K*
		  |    |
		  |    +--> rc?.d/S*
		  |             |
		  |             +--> rc.local
		  |
                  +-> virtual consoles
		  |
                  +-> X with display manager

	Where is this process breaking down?  Where is that
	portion of the process configured?

EOF
}

hint-init.7() {
cat << EOF
	The system is breaking down at the point that the rc?.d
	scripts are being called.  How is it determined which
	scripts will be called?

EOF
}
