Heather wrote:
>> Besides, Debian GNU/Linux automatically starts the X server at boot time
>> also gave me a headache.
>
>
> take the symlink for xdm, kdm, gdm (any of these) out of your runlevel 2
> area (/etc/rc2.d/). I like to create a disabled directory under there
> and move them in - makes them easy to "activate" by moving them up a level
> again, and the word "disabled" doesn't start with an S or a K and confuse
> anything.
Thanks, this trick does it. Probably Debian GNU/Linux can adopt the
same strategy as used in Red Hat and ask the user whether to boot the
system in X-windows mode or not, even when the X-windows works.
I'm try to see whether your conf file works for me soon!
Thanks!
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