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Why not edit your /etc/issue file and get rid of xdm. You'll log on
through the console and not through an xsession.
ian geiser wrote:
>
> Greetings
> Simple question ;)
>
> How do I set up XDM so that it runs but not on the console? The system I am
> running on lacks the ability to do anything other than textmode. This causes
> XDM to fail to startup correctly. Any hints?
>
> Thanks
> -ian reinhart geiser
>
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