Suse 9.2 run levels, and installation

From: kelup (kelup_at_pctip.net)
Date: 02/27/05 

Date: Sun, 27 Feb 2005 15:53:36 +0100

I set up my system as a single machine with multiple users without a
remote network (supposing the internet does not count as such in this
respect).
What difference does it make whether I boot to runlevel 2 (which
apparently was pre-set for this configuration) or 5?

By the way, the installation (from the CD out of the box on a empty
partition - no up date of an existing o.s.) crashed three times for
various reasons.
(P4 2.8mhz, Asus mainboard, 512 ram)
Kurt

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