Re: [Xbox-linux-user] Prevent xwindows on boot

[Michael J. <msj...@en...>]

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They add a command to /etc/inittab which tells the Xbox to auto-login with=
=20
user 'live', and that user has a profile that starts X. You can just remove=
=20
the autologin (/etc/inittab), or the startx from the live user=20
(/home/live/.bashrc) , and all is well.

I've attached my inittab, which does exactly what you want, I think. Since =
my=20
Xbox is a headless server, I removed the autologin from my default runlevel=
=2E=20
I can return the old behaviour simply by changing the default runlevel and=
=20
rebooting.

Cheers,
Mike

On May 28, 2004 10:02 pm, Rob Gunther wrote:
> I'm running Ed's Xebian 1.0.2 - use it for a small webserver.
>
> I would like to prevent xwindows from loading on boot, as it just takes
> up a bunch of ram and I never use it, however I can't find out to shut
> it off.  If you can point me to the correct config file that would be
> great.
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