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# What did you notice?
# Issue the following Linux command: <b><code><span style="color:#3366CC;font-size:1.2em;">startx</span></code></b><br>What happens? Why would you want to make a graphical Linux system run in text-based mode?
# Log-off your graphical system. You should return to your CLI shell prompt and change to root user. You should notice at this point that the command '''xstartstartx''' did not reset your run-level.
# Reissue the '''init''' command to change the current run-level back to '''5'''<br>Did it work?
# Issue the runlevel command to verify that the run-level is set to '''5''' (i.e. Graphical). You should notice a '''3 followed by a 5'''. That is to indicate that the '''current''' run-level is 5, but <u>previously</u>, it was set to 3.