Set the Display automatically for the current new user ?

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Set the Display automatically for the current new user ?..

Answer / krishna prasad m

first of all u need to edit one file
# vi /etc/inittab (bcz all runlevels are stored in this)
in this file u have to set the default runlevel to
runlevel 5 in his machine.
after restarting his machine he will get the display by
default

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Set the Display automatically for the current new user ?..

Answer / bharath

automatically if u installed new linux os,directly runlevel
5 default come with a os,no need of worry.....

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Set the Display automatically for the current new user ?..

Answer / ganesh

Set default renlevel 5

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