Disable debian from automatically starting the graphic interface

A 32-bit xp Virtual Machine cannot afford to hurt. Linux's memory usage has also advanced over the past few years. if gnome and kde are to be used, & hellip; if two virtual machine systems are to be used, the memory will exceed 2 GB and the virtual memory will be crawled, card overturned. Fortunately, when I first learned linux, it started with the command line. if...
A 32-bit xp Virtual Machine cannot afford to hurt. Linux's memory usage has also advanced over the past few years. if gnome and kde are required ...... If you open two virtual machine systems, it will take more than 2 GB of memory to crawl the virtual memory. Fortunately, when I first started learning linux, I started from the command line. if debian starts to boot directly into the command line, the memory would be about MB. Linux in the redhat system can be easily split through init 3 and init 5. today we find init2 ~ in the debian system ~ 5. it seems that gdm3 will be enabled by default, so this trick will not work. The first thought of is the Java code/etc/init. d/gdm3 stop, but this is still not concise enough. The second idea of www.2cto.com is to turn off the gdm3 service and use the command Java code update-rc.d gdm3-f remove to put rcX. all gdm3 related scripts in the d folder are deleted, so that no graphic menu will be available after startup. The final method used is to change grub, modify/etc/default/grub Java code GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT = "quiet [B] text [/B]" and then the Java code update-grub2 so that a common user login is logged on in command mode if suddenly use the graphic interface, the Java code/etc/init. d/gdm3 start MasterCard by luozhaoyu