/etc/inittab
look for
id:#:initdefault:
were # would be something like 3 for non gui
and 5 for gui
Ron
=>-----Original Message-----
=>From: Liaw, Andy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
=>Sent: Monday, November 06, 2000 12:46 PM
=>To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
=>Subject: RE: [newbie] No user & pwd needed on startup
=>
=>
=>Just my guess: You might have set runlevel to something like
=>2 or 3. I
=>don't remember exactly which file in /etc you need to look.
=>My guess is
=>/etc/init.rc. It should be set to 4 (multi-user) or 5
=>(multi-user with
=>graphical login screen).
=>
=>Hope this helps.
=>Andy
=>
=>> ----------
=>> From: Joan Tur[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
=>> Reply To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
=>> Sent: Monday, November 06, 2000 11:40 AM
=>> To: Newbie
=>> Subject: [newbie] No user & pwd needed on startup
=>>
=>> Hallo!!
=>>
=>> I've installed 7.2 on my laptop and i've changed
=>something... don't know
=>> where!! It's booting directly to my user account without
=>asking me for
=>> the password!
=>>
=>> Where are those settings?? Thanks!! ;-)
=>>
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