Subject: Re: YDL is a no go......
From: Iain Stevenson (iain@IainStevenson.com)
Date: Sat Oct 28 2000 - 13:37:06 MDT
Mr. Vogt,
> Mr. Blanchard is correct. By default, a YDL system does not start up X
> upon boot. (The default runlevel, post-install, is init 3.) To change
> this, one may simply edit the config file in /etc/rc.d to boot automagically
> into runlevel 5 (X login). Root can also switch runlevels by typing 'init
> [runlevel].'
>
Strange. As far as I can remember Linux has always come up with the X login
screen unless I have changed the run level. Which is the file in /etc/rc.d
that I need to look at to check this?
Iain
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