worka

There is a simple tool to do run level configuration. It only allows you to switch on or off a service/rc script/server in the rc.d (no run level selection). It also seems that "the debian way" is to have everyintg started at run level 2.

The tool is call rcconf

sudo apt-get install rcconf

Then you can execute rcconf as the root user:

sudo rcconf


There is also update-rc.d but I have not had much luck getting it to change anything.