Hi.
Since you don't plan to use it, just
apt-get remove xdm
If (for some reason), you want to keep it installed, use
update-rc.d to disable it in run level 2.
You can use update-rc.d to disable any service you don't want
to be started by default.
Hope this helps.
Kenny
On Mon, Aug 22, 2005 at 03:29:44PM -0400, Christopher Moore wrote:
> Hello again,
> How do I prevent the xdm and xprint from starting when I boot? If I want
> to run X I'd prefer to use startx. I looked in the debian-reference but
> was a bit baffled by the suggestions. I actually tried one of them but it
> appeared to have no affect.
>
> tia
> Chris
>
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