basically just edit /etc/inittab look for initdefault replace to id:5:initdefault
On 12/18/2003 1:42 PM, Dela Vega,Maria Aurora wrote:
I have a linux machine here (red hat 8 I suppose) that doesn't startup
any gui interface.
Question is how do I start up any possible gui interface it might
have...or where do I look...?
Thanks.
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