Init S on System V 3.2

[brando at uicsl.csl.uiuc.edu]

An additional note:

You must use init 3 to startup all of the networking software, too. Out of the
box, most of the SYSV boxes I've installed come with initdefault in 
/etc/inittab set to 2. This includes the 386 Unix machines.  I would think 
that the installation scripts for TCP/IP and NFS would modify the default 
init state, but they do not.

Brando