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|  | Posted: June 04 2005,23:15 |  |  It IS true, but you are correct as well.
 What you're looking at is root's .bash_profile, which in runlevel 5 (the default) switches to user dsl.  This in turn runs /home/dsl/.bash_profile, which starts the x session.  Remove 'startx' from /home/dsl/.bash_profile and you will be left in textmode.  init 2 begins a single-user session as root, which is fine for maintenance but you really should not depend on a root session for day-to-day use.
 
 Honestly I wasn't aware that root had a .bash_profile, since there are no files in /root at startup.
 
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