X starting at startup

[Mike Starke]

... (assuming debian uses the same numbering scheme)....
 
For what you are looking for, Debian uses Runlevel 2

I would change both, /etc/inittab and make sure you have
runlevel 2 as the default, and go into /etc/rc2.d and
change the capital S for the xdm link to a lower case.
Or, just remove xdm.

Of course, I would have to ask the question: If it is a server,
why have X installed? I am sure there are many reasons, but in
your case, why?

v/r
-Mike
 
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