Re: X Starting automaticlly

Kent West said: Pretty comprehensive list, but... > If you're wanting to shut down xdm after boot, press Ctrl-Alt-F1 and log in > as root; > then "ps ax" and kill the PID of the xdm process. There's an easier way to accomplish this one: /etc/init.d/xdm stop -- "Two words: Windows survives."

Re: X Starting automaticlly

I would recommend to use >switchdm (certainly as root) Matth On Mon, 15 May 2000, Kent West wrote: > Jay Kelly wrote: > > > Hello Guys, > > How do I stop X Windows from startign automaticlly aafter rebooting? Should > > I use a boot disk to get to a promt? Any help would be great. > > Thanks >

Re: X Starting automaticlly

Jay Kelly wrote: > Hello Guys, > How do I stop X Windows from startign automaticlly aafter rebooting? Should > I use a boot disk to get to a promt? Any help would be great. > Thanks > Jay If you're wanting a "permanent" fix, uninstall the xdm (or wdm or gdm) package. If you're wanting to simply

X Starting automaticlly

Hello Guys, How do I stop X Windows from startign automaticlly aafter rebooting? Should I use a boot disk to get to a promt? Any help would be great. Thanks Jay