>> in etc/inittab you set the default runlevel to id:5:initdefault:
>> (from id:3:initdefault: )
>
>Right, but how do I get it to log in automatically?
With the understanding that this could get you arrested
for committing an unnatural act, the following is the best
I could come up with on short notice: replace the existing
/etc/inittab line for tty1 with something like this:
1:2345:respawn:/bin/su - godSonsAccountName
...but that will only get you a console session and you
might still have to stick an "stty sane" into his shell's
startup script. If you want an X session to start up
automatically, you might try to run startx instead of xdm,
maybe along these lines:
su - godSonsAccountName startx
exit
...maybe (temporarily) introduced as the first lines of
the xdm startup script. But I gotta say Gag Me, Dude!
Icky-poo! Bletch! Why would you want to do this? What
is so difficult about simply having the kid log in?
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