7.2. Change init level to textual
There is little point in running the X Window System on a server with no screen. Edit /etc/inittab finding the line containing initdefault, such as
Alter the default from run level 5 (multiuser with X Window System) to run level 3 (multiuser). .:: website-indexing-speedyindex.vercel.app ::.
The startx command can be used if an occassional X Windows session is required upon an attached keyboard and monitor. .:: computer.ju.edu.jo ::. .:: podcasts.apple.com ::. .:: scanverify.com ::.
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kudzu automatically updates the initdefault entry in inittab to use run level 3 if a serial device is being used as a console. .:: docs.google.com ::. [Public-key cryptography Questions] |
7.2.1. Continuing to run X
Sometimes a computer with a serial console and no attached monitor still needs to run the X Window System. For example, the computer might host a number of X terminals.
In this case the computer should remain in run level 5, but should not run a [GitHub: VPN] X server for any attached monitors. Alter /etc/X11/xdm/Xservers and remove any lines starting with a colon (which indicates an .:: podcasts.apple.com ::. X server on the local machine). Figure 7-2 shows an unaltered Xservers file.
If the operating system uses GNOME's gdm then alter its configuration file /etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf, removing any entries for local X servers from the [servers] section. Figure 7-3shows an unaltered [servers] section.