Paul E Condon wrote:
>2) by installing and configuring a 'display manager'.
>
>Available display managers are gdm, kdm, xdm, and one other,
>I think.
>
>
wdm
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Paul E Condon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The instruction from Aby happen to be totally incorrect for Debian.
> Debian does not use runlevels to control the GUI/window stuff. In
> Debian, GUI is started in a couple of ways:
>
> 1) when you want, without rebooti
The instruction from Aby happen to be totally incorrect for Debian.
Debian does not use runlevels to control the GUI/window stuff. In
Debian, GUI is started in a couple of ways:
1) when you want, without rebooting by typing the startx command.
2) by installing and configuring a 'display manager'.
hai
you have to do the following steps for avoid X login
1. edit /etc/inittab
2. fine the line id:5:initdefault:
3. chage the 5 to 3 ( it will change runlevel 5 to 3)
4. save and exit
5. reboot the syste
with regards
aby c joy
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On Fri, 06 Aug, 1999 à 12:00:51PM -0400, Matt Kopishke wrote:
> It's really pretty simple,
>
> just coment out the 'start-xdm' line in your /etc/X11/config
>
> You don't need to remove xdm, and I actuly would not recomend it, who
> knows you might want it someday...
>
It *was* simple wit
*- On 6 Aug, Matt Kopishke wrote about "Re: stop bringing up X window when
Linux booting"
> It's really pretty simple,
>
> just coment out the 'start-xdm' line in your /etc/X11/config
>
> You don't need to remove xdm, and I actuly would n
You probably have the XDM package installed, which defaults your system to
starting an X server and running XDM for you.
On Thu, 5 Aug 1999, Daniel Yang wrote:
> When my Linux boots, it starts X window automatically. I don't know how to
> stop it.
> Thanks
> Daniel
>
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Quoting Matt Kopishke ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> It's really pretty simple,
>
> just coment out the 'start-xdm' line in your /etc/X11/config
I think you may not be running slink, but hamm or previous.
That file disappeared in the Great X Reorganisation. (Sorry, -zation.)
> You don't need to remov
It's really pretty simple,
just coment out the 'start-xdm' line in your /etc/X11/config
You don't need to remove xdm, and I actuly would not recomend it, who
knows you might want it someday...
-Matt-
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*- On 6 Aug, David Wright wrote about "Re: stop bringing up X window when
Linux booting"
> Quoting Brian Servis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>> *- On 6 Aug, Guilherme Soares Zahn wrote about "Re: stop bringing up X
>> window when Linux booting"
>> >>
Quoting Brian Servis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> *- On 6 Aug, Guilherme Soares Zahn wrote about "Re: stop bringing up X
> window when Linux booting"
> >> dpkg --purge xdm
> >>
> >> works for my 2.1 system. Then you must kill -9 pid_for_xdm.
> >
>
*- On 6 Aug, Guilherme Soares Zahn wrote about "Re: stop bringing up X window
when Linux booting"
>> dpkg --purge xdm
>>
>> works for my 2.1 system. Then you must kill -9 pid_for_xdm.
>
> Hmmm... I was thinking of a workaround that *may* work fine... wha
> dpkg --purge xdm
>
> works for my 2.1 system. Then you must kill -9 pid_for_xdm.
Hmmm... I was thinking of a workaround that *may* work fine... what if you just
remove the
¨xdm¨ script from the /etc/init.d folder (and the links in the /etc/rc.#
folders, also)?
This should do the trick *without
> On Thu, 5 Aug 1999, Daniel Yang wrote:
>
> > When my Linux boots, it starts X window automatically. I don't know how to
> > stop it.
On Thu, 5 Aug 1999, Patrick Olson wrote:
> If you remove the package 'xdm' it will have to stop doing that. I'm not
> sure it that's the recommended way or
On 06-Aug-99 Noah L. Meyerhans wrote:
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> On Thu, 5 Aug 1999, Daniel Yang wrote:
>
>> When my Linux boots, it starts X window automatically. I don't know how
>> to stop it.
>>
>
> Be sure the following packages are not installed on your system:
> xdm
> gd
If you remove the package 'xdm' it will have to stop doing that. I'm not
sure it that's the recommended way or not.
Or you could hit Ctrl-Alt-F1 when X it starts. That leaves X running, but
switches you to another virtual terminal that is not running X.
On Thu, 5 Aug 1999, Daniel Yang wrote:
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On Thu, 5 Aug 1999, Daniel Yang wrote:
> When my Linux boots, it starts X window automatically. I don't know how to
> stop it.
>
Be sure the following packages are not installed on your system:
xdm
gdm
wdm
kdm
There are probably others, but unless you spec
When my Linux boots, it starts X window
automatically. I don't know how to stop it.
Thanks
Daniel
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