>From what I can tell, you need to change a line in /etc/sysconfig/init from BOOTUP=color to BOOTUP=graphical. It also seems that you need Xvesa... (which I'm currently looking for). (You can see the effect by running rhgb under X, and then running rhgb-client --ping multiple times). Also, I noticed that in RedHat's /etc/init.d/functions, they call rhgb-client with a -ping argument instead of --ping (so I changed it in my setup.) The problem I'm having is figuring out where they hid the call to rhgb-client --quit (which, of course, the called with -quit instead of --quit). Anybody know where/how to get Xvesa, or where they hid the call to rhgb-client -quit? I'd kinda like to play around with this... Jared Smith On Wed, 2003-04-02 at 02:46, Mike Chambers wrote: > I did get it downloaded and compiled and installed (I guess). It > installed into /usr/local/bin/rhgb and rhgb-client. I even called up > the rhgb program and it brought up the GUI screen. > > Sooo, just for the heck of it, how do I incorporate this into the boot > up process? And is there a fail over to go back to somehow if something > happens to stop boot up? > > (Yep, I know it's beta, or heck even alpha, or less? I can reinstall > over this if I mess it up, so not that worried) > > -- > Mike Chambers > Madisonville, KY > > "Hand over the code, and no one gets hurt!"
