After CentOS is started, it directly enters the command line mode.

In CentOS, how does one access the graphic interface and text interface? the real Linux server does not run the graphical interface. how can I directly access the command interface when I start the system without uninstalling the desktop? (I installed CentOS6.0) The following is a brief introduction: 1. if you want to enter the graphic interface: 1. first, install the graphic interface, which is generally the X-window graphic interface. 2. start linux and enter startx under the terminal to enter the graphic operation interface of X11. 2. in figure CentOS, how does one access the graphic interface and text interface? the real Linux server does not run the graphical interface. how can I directly access the command interface when I start up without uninstalling the desktop? (I installed CentOS 6.0) The following is a brief introduction:
1. to enter the graphic interface:

1. first install the graphic interface, which is generally the X-window graphic interface.
2. start linux and enter startx under the terminal to enter the graphic operation interface of X11.

2. on the graphic interface, you can switch between multiple interfaces: on the X-window graphic operation interface, press "Alt + Ctrl + function key Fn n = 1 ~ 6 "to enter the Console character operation interface. Press Alt + Ctrl + F7 to return to the X-window.

3. how to automatically access the xwindos or character interface every time?
It depends on the configuration in the inittab file. The file is located in The etc directory.

# Vi/etc/inittab

Find the following statement:

# Default runlevel. The runlevels used by RHS are:

#1-Single user mode

#2-Multiuser, without NFS (The same as 3, if you do not havenetworking)-multi-user mode, does not support NFS

#3-Full multiuser mode-multi-user mode

#4-unused

#5-X11-graphical interface

#6-reboot (Do NOT set initdefault to this)-restart

Id: 5: initdefault:-the default running level is 5. you only need to change it to id: 3: initdefault :.

In text mode, you can use the following method to enable the graphic interface:

# Startx