Benjamin Lutz wrote:
> Mathieu PREVOT wrote:
>
>>I would like to autologin in *only one* ttyv (eg ttyv1) and then launch
>>X with xinit manually or with a script.
>
>
> Have a look at /etc/gettytab. Instead of starting getty, you could
> simply start a shell, like this:
>
> ttyv1 "/usr/bin/su -
On Thu, Sep 01, 2005 at 09:59:20PM +0200, Mathieu PREVOT wrote:
>
> I would like to autologin in *only one* ttyv (eg ttyv1) and then launch
> X with xinit manually or with a script.
> I used ":al=:" in /etc/gettytab and added or not xinit in
> /etc/, but it's not very satisfying!
> Hence, I woul
Mathieu PREVOT wrote:
> I would like to autologin in *only one* ttyv (eg ttyv1) and then launch
> X with xinit manually or with a script.
Have a look at /etc/gettytab. Instead of starting getty, you could
simply start a shell, like this:
ttyv1 "/usr/bin/su - username" cons25 on secur
Hi all!
First, I appreciate very much freebsd that I use since nearly one year
for scientific computation (simulation etc), writing C - sometimes
threaded - programs, on mono and multi-core/CPU stations.
I would like to autologin in *only one* ttyv (eg ttyv1) and then launch
X with xinit manu
