Disable the kdm service and boot again. From then on, you should be able to boot directly into command line.
At the grub menu, choose "e" to edit the boot entry. Add "-m milestone=multi-user" to the boot entry Choose "b" to boot using the entry. You now enter the maintenance mode. Disable the kdm service $ svcadm disable /application/graphical-login/kdm Now reboot. You should be able to go to command line directly. -Shiv On Thu, Dec 11, 2008 at 2:17 AM, Kennedy, William <WKennedy at tullettprebon.com> wrote: > > I am using Belenix ver.7, I have it loaded on a 4 GB USB. What I need to > know is how do get it to boot up into the command line interface without > having to select a keybooard typ and also bypassing the window manage > system.
