[plug] Redhat 6.0 - killing X

[Peter Wright]

Hi all,

I'm hoping there are some Redhat 6.0 users out there that might be
able to help me with this - 

I've got a Redhat Linux 6.0 machine with a fairly standard install,
XFree86, Gnome, etc. I'd like to

(a) kill X
(b) change the startup scripts so it doesn't try to start X on bootup.

Simply trying to kill the X process doesn't work - they just get
helpfully restarted, which is driving me mad.

Can anyone offer advice on the "correct" way to do this?

Thanks in advance,

Pete.
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