Nailz
10-23-2000, 09:28 AM
Ok, I have a question and pretty sure I know the answer (although I haven't been home yet to try it)....
I just installed Red Hat 7.0 (new installation as opposed to upgrade I previously did). By default it starts up in XDM (or GDM). I'd rather startup in text mode.
Now to fix this, I should, on boot type:
BOOT: linux 3
This will start linux at runlevel 3 (as opposed to 5 which would be GUI). Then edit my /etc/inittab and change the initdefault.
This is correct, right?
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Yankees in 6.
Sorry Met fans, once again the ride ends here.
I just installed Red Hat 7.0 (new installation as opposed to upgrade I previously did). By default it starts up in XDM (or GDM). I'd rather startup in text mode.
Now to fix this, I should, on boot type:
BOOT: linux 3
This will start linux at runlevel 3 (as opposed to 5 which would be GUI). Then edit my /etc/inittab and change the initdefault.
This is correct, right?
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Yankees in 6.
Sorry Met fans, once again the ride ends here.