Hi Jerk, many thanks for your answer.
I do not want to run vnc at startup, but want to use Xvnc started by inetd.
This is a different thing which should allow to start a vnc server without
any local intervention (even not typing a password). Pls. see my reply to
Rainer.
If you have any idea how to start the xdm at boot time pls. tell me.
- Wilfried
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