Re: How to disable Graphical Login screen at startup

Enrique Arredondo wrote:
I installed Linux RH Enterprise v.4 and every time it boots it takes me to the Alt-F7 session which is the Graphical Interface, How can I disable it complete or How can I tell Linux that when it boots I want to see the Alt-F1 console.

Thanks



man inittab
In /etc/inittab change the "initdefault" entry from 5 to 3. You will get no graphical interface, just a console.

Mihai
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