This is correct as far as it goes, but I thought it might be worth a
moment's time to say *why* it works. Runlevel 5 will either run directly a
program called "xdm" or run a script that calls "xdm". xdm is an app that
starts X and provides a login window for it. Others may want to note that
it's not runlevel 5 for all Linuxes -- on Slackware, it's runlevel 4.
At 01:45 AM 6/28/99 -0400, Michael Stearne wrote:
>change the runlevel in /etc/inittab to 5.
>In one of the first lines it says something like xxxx:3:xxxxxx, change
>that to 5. Save and reboot.
>
>Balaji Srinivasan wrote:
>
>> Hi Everyone, I upgraded an existing RH5.2 installation to 6.0. How do
>> I configure my system to boot in a GUI mode?
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