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   From: edgy    
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   Subject: Re: 6.06 Server terminal login   
   Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2007 12:01:33 -0500   
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   Daniel Trümper wrote:   
   >    
   > Hi,   
   >    
   >> The problem with failsafe Terminal, I would imagine, is that is won't   
   >> start the server right?   
   > If you have a GDM login screen all processes like apache ... should   
   > already run so I would say your server has "started" by then.   
   >    
   >> How do I go about adding "Terminal" to this list.  Or, is there a better   
   >> way to go about booting up in Terminal mode?   
   > Do you mean something like ALT+F{2,3,4,5,6}?   
   >    
   > Daniel   
      
      
   Hi Daniel,   
      
   I hadn't thought of trying Alt+F2 at the login screen!  Thank-you.  And    
   yes, you are right about everything working by the time I get the login    
   screen - I had assumed all that happened after login.   
      
   Thanks for your help.   
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