Re: Headless Fedora?

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Montana Quiring wrote:

I would like to setup a headless Fedora box (i.e. No X).
Is there an install parameter or respin I can use to accomplish this,
or should I not bother?

Thanks in advance for your reply.

When I installed a headless system, I chose the "customize now" option for package selection, and then made sure to deselect all the packages I could, making sure that yum got installed, and then used yum/rpm to remove any straggling X packages/libraries that got installed. If you have a system installed already, with X running, just change /etc/inittab to start at runlevel 3 instead of 5. I can send you more details on the latter, if that is your case.

Hope this helps!
Steve

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