On Thursday 09 March 2006 22:00, Tim Alberts wrote: > Tony Heaton wrote .. > > > If your using grub, press enter when you get to the grub prompt. This > > takes you to the boot list. Press e to edit and add a 3 and then boot. > > This boots to run level 3 which doesn't start x. Once your done in > > terminal mode you need to run init 5 as root. This will start the gui > > login. You can also just type startx in a terminal to get X running. > > I like what your saying, but add a 3 to a specific line, or append to the > end? > > If I'm in run level 3 and I type startx, is it the same as switching to run > level 5? I think yes, but what's the point of having different commands? It wouldn't be linux if there was only one way Anne
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