so where's my graphical boot?

[Terry R Linhardt]

I hope that RedHat realizes there is a ton of confusion about the entire
graphical boot concept. It's featured, but not there after an upgrade
unless one downloads the rhgb package.  People want to be able to turn
in on or turn it off easily.  Nothing about it is intuitive.

It's a nice feature...in the grand scheme of an OS, certainly not the
most important feature. BUT, very visible, and potentially very
frustrating.

Terry

On Mon, 2003-08-04 at 22:22, Robert P. J. Day wrote:
>     with everyone else asking how to turn *off* their graphical
> boot, i'm wondering why i'm getting the same old command line
> boot sequence.
> 
>   i've gone through /etc/rc.sysinit, found the place where the
> graphical boot is started, and am trying to figure out why mine
> is not being invoked.
> 
>   is it because i'm running a 2.6.0-xxx kernel?  what exactly
> is supposed to be true to get a graphical boot?  puzzled.
> 
> rday
> 
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